Sentence examples for customers admitted from inspiring English sources

At Ms. Sabankaya's kiosk in Santa Cruz, some walk-in customers admitted not caring much about where their flowers came from as long as they smelled good and had pretty colors.

The bakers assemble a circle of stalls around the hall perimeter early, with "early bird" pre-booked customers admitted at 8.30am and doors opened to the public for a $2 entry at 9am.

Some volunteers and customers admitted to rooting for Paris, Rome or Rio de Janeiro in the global competition that New York now faces to become the host city for the 2012 Summer Games.

In most instances, the customers admit that they owe the money.

Even the Triangle Tavern's ultraloyal core customers admit that the casinos, which began opening in the mid-1970's, combined with the construction of new freeways and the dying off of the neighborhood's Italian old guard to leave this corner joint in a financial jam.

Facebook will need to find new ways to boost revenues, but others companies are definitely making money thanks the social network whether their customers admit it or not.

We have certainly seen tech companies in the recent past, when faced with revelations about the NSA snooping on their customers, admit they had no idea it was happening even if those claims have been proven to be somewhat dubious.

Imagine Sainsbury's if a ministry of food dictated its product lines, its prices and the number of customers it admitted.

Although he declined to name current celebrity customers, he admitted that in the store's earlier, Bronx incarnation, Jack & Jill outfitted members of the Roosevelt family as well as Ralph Lauren's parents, Rob Reiner and Dustin Hoffman's family.

TalkTalk, the phone and broadband giant with 4 million customers, has admitted it suffered a major data breach in which account numbers, addresses and phone numbers have fallen into the hands of online criminals – who have used the data to steal thousands of pounds.

Noting the sad circumstances surrounding the influx of customers, Carley admitted that sales have "picked up".