Sentence examples for ever admitted before from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith, of Fish Unlimited, said the plans to locate a treatment system at Brookhaven Airport showed that contamination had traveled "a much greater distance than ever admitted before".

But, no one had ever admitted it before in the open.

Throughout the campaign Blair has stoutly defended the indefensible, brushing aside fresh evidence that he was given at best ambiguous advice about the legality of the war, which he concealed from cabinet and parliament, and that he had taken his decision for war well before he has ever admitted - something Hugo Young perceived at the time.

There are also additional costs often accrued before students are ever admitted to an American university.

Hurston was born to a family of sharecroppers in tiny Notasulga, Alabama, in 1891 — about ten years before any date she ever admitted to.

"As each day goes by, we learn that this government knew a whole lot more about these terrorists before Sept. 11 than it has ever admitted".

And before Gordon came Amanda Mackenzie Stuart, Blair's first girlfriend, the first female ever admitted to the sixth form at Fettes College.

No error is ever admitted.

Nor was she ever admitted to U.N.C.

She showed considerable talent as a violinist before she was 4, and in 1915 she became the youngest musician ever admitted to the St . Petersburg Conservatory

Hours before Mr. Kelly's arrival here on Sunday, North Korea pressed an earlier denial that it had ever admitted conducting a nuclear weapons program.