Sentence examples for freshly admitted from inspiring English sources
The story's familiarity is intentional in a certain respect, as the experiences of Staff Sgt. Cole Lewis Michael Cuomoo), the freshly admitted Marine, are not uncommon among vets: post-traumatic stress disorder, a girlfriend who breaks up in absentia, a dwindling sense of purpose and grievances over the quality of health care provided by the military.
When I was a young attorney and freshly admitted to the bar, I made the "mistake" of saying to another lawyer who I was helping to prepare for a variety of court hearings, "Is there anything else I can do?" "Well, now that you've been sworn in, why don't you argue one of these motions?" he said.
One specialist pulmonologist, looking up from a freshly-minted computed tomography (CAT) scan, admitted: "Honestly, I'm perplexed".
Miyoko Watai, the freshly minted fiancée of Bobby Fischer, the imprisoned American chess master, admitted Thursday that he might be using her as "a pawn" in an effort to counter the Japanese authorities' opening move.
"We created an echo chamber," [Rhodes] admitted, when I asked him to explain the onslaught of freshly minted experts cheerleading for the deal.
True, despite last-ditch efforts, there is still no clear-cut agreement on the UN's latest plan, which would have let the EU realise its fondest hope and admit a freshly reunited island.
Freshly rumbled, the former Disney star reacted to his anger with a series of apologetic tweets aimed at Clowes, in which he admitted his guilt and red-cheeked embarrassment.
According to the freshly filed paperwork, "the Samsung Defendants admit that they have not ceased competing with Apple, notwithstanding Apple's efforts to avoid such competition".
First, let's admit that the smell of freshly peeled crayon rubbed on construction paper can never be replaced by any form of technology.
Even if you're a baking purist, you've got to admit there's something pretty amazing about enjoying a freshly made cake with such minimal effort.
