Sentence examples for engaged admission from inspiring English sources
Much of the vast complex has crumbled away but it will still keep you engaged; admission €8.
We anticipate that this study will make uncomfortable reading for those engaged in the admissions process, as it considers the acceptability of the behaviours which are required to gain entry to medical school.
By his own admission, McIlroy was engaged in a battle not to cry.
Voters looked past the anti-abortion congressman's admission that he engaged in four flings during his divorce, while pressuring one mistress to have an abortion.
News of Abedin's pregnancy broke earlier this month amid intense controversy sparked by Weiner's admission that he engaged in inappropriate online interactions with multiple women, who he claimed to have never met in person.
The president, David Warren, increased admission standards in 1985, engaged students in a "live-in" presidency, expanded media exposure and established a National Colloquium focused on the liberal arts.
She said documents from 1994 , 1997and 1999 contained "admissions that he was engaged in misconduct with male adolescents".
Yet again, we've been lured into the tent with promises of a free show, and then, once engaged and comfortable, hit up for an admission fee.
Indeed, the backhanded way the government engineered the disbarment of the 53 rights-defending lawyers can be read as an admission that nothing they had engaged in was wrong.
Far more common are the affirmative action programs engaged by most elite schools known as 'legacy admissions.' Children of graduates at these schools are given preferential admission consideration.
