The phrase "admitted to coming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone acknowledges or confesses to having arrived or participated in something.
Example: "He admitted to coming late to the meeting, realizing it was unprofessional."
Alternatives: "acknowledged arriving" or "confessed to attending".
He has admitted to coming too close to shore but has denied bearing sole responsibility, saying other factors may have been involved.
Not because Dave's integrity surprised me, but because I couldn't recall a moment in my entire life when someone doing a job for me admitted to coming in "under budget". Because we usually aren't there to see the work being done, we, as customers, have no idea how long it actually took.
Justyna, who is sipping on a cup of white peach with apple, admits to coming here a couple of times a week.
Dave Eggers and the magazines he's associated with, McSweeney's and the Believer, happily admit to coming out of his overcoat.
"I should," said Dr. Stuart Lewis, an assistant professor of clinical medicine at the New York University School of Medicine, who admits to coming to work feeling lousy because his patients depend on him to send them home to bed.
Nearly 70percentt of employees admit to coming into the office while sick, according to one study.
But Betty admits: "To come back here to Sixways for the home leg seems ideal.
Admit to coming from a humble background when asked as most the old money won't mind and many try to seem humbler but take the advice above to save face in front of new friends.
All nine patients admitted to date came from Foundation CASA (a socio-educational centre of assistance for adolescents, the juvenile correctional centres managed by the São Paulo state Department of Justice).
Starting Point is only open to students from California; nearly 80percentt of transfers admitted to Berkeley come from California community colleges.
