Sentence examples for back to admit from inspiring English sources

A ring of police barricades and security checks around Davos swing back to admit chief executives, media, queens, presidents, even world-renowned artists, then swing closed to protestors and tourists.

We don't want to confront that unpleasant truth, so it takes a lot of push-back to admit that we're being offensive.

Seconds later, the attendant yanked the door back open to admit reliever Darren O'Day, who had trailed Pearce in the tunnel, standing erect atop a unicycle-like contraption.

(Footage of Skype calls back to America admit things like: "This is boring").

Now, 30 years later, I look back and have to admit it didn't happen.

There's a small back seat ready to admit a couple of children or a sizable dog.

"I'm not too angry," she chides back, "but happy to admit the permanent move has been driven by me.

It almost hurt me back in 1993 to admit Tony Scott had made a great movie that was unmistakably a Tony Scott movie.

Looking back, I have to admit that I overstated the case.

When Billy first introduced me to the game a couple of years back, I have to admit, I was underwhelmed.

So when Quran burning first hit the popular media a few years back, I have to admit I didn't really understand what the problem was.