Sentence examples for admitting beforehand from inspiring English sources
She seemed authentically self-effacing, admitting beforehand to being nervous.
Perhaps more importantly he could still write himself into history as the first Everton winner, though he slightly missed striking the necessary can-do note by admitting beforehand that finishing in the top four would be more important than silverware this season.
Even leading Socialists admitted beforehand that their party was in disarray.
Even Santos had admitted beforehand that they have been the tournament's "ugly ducking".
Groves's three previous title attempts – against Carl Froch, twice, and Badou Jack – had ended in disappointment and he admitted beforehand that it was a case of now or never.
Harris admitted beforehand they have not done enough to put the "fire in fans' bellies" at The Den but this was a performance to draw them back, aided by Peterborough.
Liverpool owed Sevilla for the 2016 Europa League final defeat, their manager had admitted beforehand, but they were transported back to Basel by another second-half collapse, another night to forget for Alberto Moreno and another three-goal fightback.
The weaponry on this day included Randall Cobb and his 129 yards on 10 receptions, Micah Hyde's 75-yard punt return and Jordy Nelson – whom Rodgers admitted beforehand was the best number one receiver he has ever had – catch four balls for 109 yards and a touchdown.
You'll save yourself trouble by admitting this beforehand instead of getting caught and having to explain when you're in a tight spot.
"If so, the next government may rely more on further tax increases and welfare cuts that any of the parties are willing to admit to beforehand".
Whoever forms the next government, that points to greater reliance on tax increases and welfare cuts after the election than the parties are willing to admit to beforehand".
