Sentence examples for admitting at from inspiring English sources

Admitting at least partial defeat, Barnes & Noble put itself up for sale in August.

His mother, now retired, was the director of admitting at Metropolitan Hospital in Manhattan.

However, he has affirmed his commitment to the Baggies, even if admitting at the same time he wants to play at "the highest level possible".

Morgan attributed the batting collapse to "a combination of bad luck and poor execution", while admitting "at the start the bowling was the worst of the tour".

How do you actually feel that is different than how you felt before?" A month ago, Bill Clinton expressed remorse for the repercussions of the bill, admitting at an N.A.A.C.P. convention that the crime bill "made the problem worse".

People who opposed stronger action in the past continue to oppose strong action now, in part because that would be admitting, at least implicitly, that they were wrong before.

Young children are admitted at parents' discretion.

"A while," he admitted at last".

"I'm a little paranoid," Sattouf admitted at one point.

"Well, yes," Donnie had to admit, at a reduced speed.

Only 164 standees were to be admitted at 7 o'clock.