Sentence examples for conceding with from inspiring English sources

316: Before he was sent off against Sunderland over the weekend, Stoke had gone 316 minutes without conceding with captain Ryan Shawcross back in the side.

Conceding with a chuckle that his critique may stem from "sour grapes because I've never been invited," Mr. Hilton also said the forum was more than a retreat for the high and mighty.

"Tonight I will make it clear where I stand," George W. Bush said early in his 19-minute speech last night on immigration problems, conceding with almost absurd understatement that "we do not yet have full control of the border" between the United States and Mexico.

It took another 10 years of heavy politicking, and mobilisation of support from the Organisation of African Unity, before President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing recognised the advantage of conceding, with the important proviso, which Gouled was canny enough to accept, that the French maintain nearly 4,000 troops at the Djibouti naval base.

At last, he conceded with a smile.

"No," he finally concedes with a smile.

The Lynch team conceded with 15 boards to be played.

"It is, yeah," he conceded, with a big grin.

"Trollope would sneer," she concedes with a laugh.

Smallweed concedes with an unprepossessing grudgingness: Oh, very well.

Experimental investigation was conceded with the engine being subjected to different loads at a predefined flow rate of hydrogen induction.