Sentence examples for course admitting from inspiring English sources

George Osborne, the architect of Britain's austerity policies, has just done an about face (without, of course, admitting it).

Of course, admitting this in today's superserious world of food and wine is nothing short of treason.

Mr. Reilly previously settled — without, of course, admitting or denying he actually violated any laws — an S.E.C. suit claiming he had done something similar at other penny stock companies, allowing insiders to sell restricted shares when they should not have been permitted to do so.

Of course, admitting that to herself is one thing; saying it directly to George is another.

Pruitt first denied knowledge of the raises after they became public in April but later reversed course, admitting during a congressional hearing that he authorized them.

A gag, of course, admits Reagle, "but I had to put the Qs in there where they threw them".

Apply early, adds Karen Pichlmann, if your course admits through interviews or if you want a place in halls.

Brian Clifford, the clerk of the course, admitted defeat shortly before the scheduled 2pm inspection yesterday after the forecast had proved too optimistic.

They could not, of course, admit that they had been in error – it is part of the psychology of power that they are incapable of making mistakes.

And even though Citigroup, of course, admits no guilt in settling, that staggering $2.65 billion figure speaks volumes about the weight of the evidence against it.

"O Lord! Deliver us from sin," one American evangelical prayed in 1814, "and when we shall have finished our earthly course, admit us to the mansion of bliss and happiness".