Sentence examples for eventually admitted to a from inspiring English sources

After initially blustering about the British Horseracing Authority, which was always bound by reciprocal arrangements with the French, Dettori's team eventually admitted to "a glitch" in one of the samples he gave in Paris last month.

Another actor, Jeremy Brett, had a breakdown while playing the detective and was eventually admitted to a psychiatric ward, where he was said to have cried out, "Damn you, Holmes!" At one point, the American showed me a thick book, which he had brought to the pub.

But he eventually admitted to an incredulous McCain: "We will help them".

The sentencing ends a scandal that pitted a former Olympus president, a Briton, against his Japanese colleagues, who eventually admitted to running a cover-up scheme that spanned two decades.

After initially lying about the computer use, he eventually admitted to it in a letter to his supervisor, Rene Broker, the lead borough attorney.

Of the 21 children who were eventually admitted to hospital with a serious infection, nine were not referred at first contact (despite the initial clinical impression of a serious illness in four children).

She denied the illness at first, but after her agent, Rachel Swann, failed to recognise her at a recording, Debbie eventually admitted to her that she had a problem.

When he eventually admitted to himself he had a problem, Fraioli had no idea whom to consult.

Pinto eventually admitted to groping Angie at a museum happy hour event, both to his boss and in an interview with The Verge, but he claimed the act constituted "flirting" rather than sexual assault.

Clinton stood with her husband in the 1990s through two scandals, during which the president eventually admitted to sexual liaisons with Gennifer Flowers, a former model, and Monica Lewinsky, a White House intern.

So they hurried to apply to private schools — some were no longer handing out applications — and Zachary was eventually admitted to one, the Birch Wathen Lenox School, a few blocks from their home.