Sentence examples for before admitting it from inspiring English sources
When the overseas media was calling Fukushima a 'meltdown,' the Japanese government and media waited two months before admitting it".
After being filmed smoking crack - then denying the video ever existed before admitting it did - and being seen in another video wildly threatening to murder someone, Ford has given radio listeners some controversial Christmas gift-giving advice.
Paulo Sérgio hailed his Hearts side after they secured the Scottish Cup with a 5-1 thrashing of Hibernian, before admitting it could be his last game in charge of the Edinburgh club.
Nick Buckles, the group chief executive, initially survived the embarrassment of thousands of troops and police being drafted in to guard the Games but not before admitting it had turned into a "humiliating shambles".
In two product liability suits -- Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals in 1993 and Kumho Tire Company v. Carmichael in 1999 -- the Supreme Court declared that federal judges must determine the reliability of expert testimony before admitting it.
Parr commissioned Edgar's first professionally performed play, a rather bizarre and somewhat convoluted encounter between Rosa Luxemburg and Marilyn Monroe, Two Kinds of Angels (1970): "There was a fashion at the time to take two very unlikely historical figures and to put them in the same room," says Edgar, before admitting: "It's not a very good play".
Taken as a whole, the reams of memos, internal investigations, complaint letters and confidential reports show how the institutions of state government denied accusations of selective enforcement for nearly a decade before grudgingly admitting it and making changes.
Residents simply aren't willing to trust the same government that rudely insisted their water was safe to drink for nearly two years, before finally admitting it was not.
And especially a Bush who also started out in the spring defending the boneheaded invasion, the first of five different statements on Iraq he made that week before finally admitting it was a disastrous idea.
You were not admitting it before".
"I've done it before, I admit it, because I live in a village far away from my friends, and pubs and clubs and taxis are so expensive," she says.
