Sentence examples for complete admitting from inspiring English sources

Before filing his first piece about Iceage, he sent me an email giving me a 12-hour "head start" to publish a piece that was still far from complete, admitting to me, "Without you I would have no article.

While the trip has often been "fantastic fun," each day "is a complete scramble," admitted Mr. Juritz, who says he has dodged unsympathetic security guards in Berlin and suspicious policemen in Asia.

"Everyone thought it was complete insanity," admits Melanie Simon, the celebrity facialist, of her new Circ-Cell ABO Blood Serum, a somewhat eerily named eye gel said to mimic certain functions of human blood topically with the help of powerful perfluorocarbons.

HBX CORe does not count for credit toward the degree (even the credit version) and does not replace the required accounting or economics degree requirements, which you'll need to complete once admitted with a grade of B or higher.

Mayor Bloomberg said: "All in all, we are in pretty good shape because of the measures we took". He said the subway system would remain closed until safety inspections were complete and admitted Monday's would be a "tough commute".

This has caused much embarrassment for the snowy-maned senator, the Senate Banking Committee chairman, who has himself racked up $103,100 in contributions from AIG. Making the embarrassment complete, Dodd admitted in March that he changed critical legislature to allow AIG to pay bonuses to its employees.

Let F be a 2-factorization of the complete graph Kv admitting an automorphism group G acting primitively on the set of vertices.

And while Uber's Chinese experience proved that it cannot expect complete global hegemony, admitting defeat on this occasion is being hailed as a blessing in disguise.

Still, there comes a point in everyone's life when it's time to largely put away such childish things as electric guitars and harmonicas, and it may be precisely because I was in my 40s when I began to really hear symphonic music that I have approached the form altogether untrammelled by received ideas about it – a fancy way of admitting complete ignorance.

It was introduced with a three-hour training session, repeated subsequently for those absent, aiming for complete coverage of admitting clinical staff.

The problem is known to be NP-complete and admits several approximation algorithms.