Sentence examples for admitted to add from inspiring English sources

However the patients were asked if they systematically added salt when cooking and/or at table, so 8 (53%) controlled patients admitted to add salt against 22 (65%) uncontrolled patients.

In doing this, he latterly admitted to adding baubles and colouring.

"I stopped letting her enjoy Pizza Fridays when she admitted to adding a corn salad as a side dish one week".

Volkswagen has admitted to adding "defeat devices" to millions of its vehicles to enable them to produce dramatically less NOx pollution in lab tests than they do on the road.

Stine did research to follow existing vampire lore but admitted to adding "good vampires" who would restore victims.

NEW YORK (Grant McCool) - A former employee at convicted financier Bernard Madoff's firm admitted to adding fake employees to the payroll, part of a plea deal on Monday to bank fraud and other charges.

O'Neill, the Haldane football coach who had been a successful women's basketball coach at the College of New Rochelle, admitted to the added burden.

In comparing his adaptation to the Swedish one, Reeves admitted to not adding many different details from the book that weren't in the original film, stating that " the story was so big that you couldn't really add a lot of stuff in without taking away the focus of the coming of age story so I tried to have allusions and references to stuff in the book".

(Mr. Sanborn admitted to introducing misspellings to add a degree of difficulty).

Green said she emailed Juzdowski to complain about her actions and that she admitted to drawing it, adding: "She admitted to embarrassing the children rather than punishing them".

But Mr Valle Riestra has readily admitted to an acquaintanceship, adding indeed that Mr Montesinos and the armed-forces commander invited him to lunch last year to congratulate him on his strong line against the Tupac Amaru hostage-takers.Another top job has changed: Jorge Camet, Mr Fujimori's long-serving economy minister, has been replaced by Jorge Baca, head of the tax-collecting agency.