Sentence examples for concession I from inspiring English sources

For every concession I made, I hadn't gone far enough.

He was tall and thin and slumped a little — a concession, I guess, to his age.

He was tall and thin and slumped a little a concession, I guess, to his age.

Today, from the Australian end, came the concession: "I think you will finish ahead of us in gold.

After they got the concession, I was approached by M & T. They're family-owned, one of the biggest concessionaires, now called New York One L.L.P.

While Tunisia's ousted president, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, went on television and offered his now frequently mocked concession — "I understand you" — Mr. Mubarak has remained silent, leaving it to his proxies to try to calm the unrest.

If these words have any significance, they must mean that Netanyahu is prepared to make Israeli concessions that match Palestinian concessions: i.e., if Palestinians concede to Israel part of their territory east of the 1967 border, Israel would concede to the Palestinians comparable territory on its side of that border.

"I wasn't just giving concessions — I was taking from India as well," he said, a touch defensively.

"Concessions, I used to cringe at that word," Mr. Gettelfinger said.

Everyone knew what the concessions I made were, like none other have ever been made in the game before".

"When I talk about painful concessions, I mean we're not going to reconquer Nablus or Jericho," he said, referring to West Bank towns under Palestinian rule.