Sentence examples for around admitted from inspiring English sources

Many eventually came around, admitted they were wrong, and were forgiven.

Mark Durkan, the man tasked with halting the Sinn Fein tide and turning the SDLP's fortunes around, admitted yesterday that his task was daunting.

As the chap showing me around admitted, "these are all things that a city needs, but not necessarily things that you want to live next to".

Look around, admit what's going on.

"There are a lot of hot, glamorous and talented French actresses around," admits one studio executive.

Even those who are sticking around admit that the Senate ground is shifting.

And there does seem to be an element of criticism in it, even if Stephenson skips around admitting it.

"When the first graphic novel boom happened in the late 80s, there just wasn't enough stuff around," admits Kieron Gillen.

Ballance hopes the confidence gained in Australia's capital can help turn fortunes around, admitting England can hardly afford to slip 2-0 behind in a five-game series.

THE ESTABLISHMENT There is another way — besides "attributed to" — of getting around admitting flat-out that you don't know who coined a famous phrase.

That these two shows are at polar opposites of the social and celebrity scale indicates how widespread and enduring the taboo around admitting to certain – or any – kinds of childcare still is.