Pulp had long since slumped to a stop and, by his own admittance, Jarvis had turned into a showbiz parody of himself, "a thin version of Christopher Biggins".
Laher's novel Verfahren examined the plight of political and economic refugees and the difficulty they have gaining admittance into prosperous first-world countries such as Austria.
— The head servant, Huntley, insists that no one could have gained admittance to the house without his being aware — leading to the unsettling conclusion that the murderer is among the guests, the servants, and the sixty-three strangers with guns whom he saw enter and leave.
In a troubling week for long-suffering fans and overstocked merchandising companies alike, the Sugababes have gained admittance to a small, strange subset of acts, whose only shared characteristic is a desire to continue working, despite containing none of their original members.
With his gruff exterior and utter lack of interest in the false pleasantries of politics, Mr. Sanders, a onetime college radical who led a sit-in in 1962 at the University of Chicago to protest discriminatory housing policies, is an unlikely figure to have gained admittance to the Senate, often called the world's most exclusive club.
In some hospitals we now have introduced admittance MRSA screening of all patients who have wounds or urinary catheters and we are isolating all residents from MRSA-endemic nursing homes.
I had evidently gained admittance to tennis nirvana.
She was in an advanced state of labor, the Lieutenant related, but she had been refused admittance to the hospital, on racial grounds, and she had eventually had her baby on the floor of its reception room.
Clinically, 24% of patients at admittance had neurological deficit and 49% loss of consciousness, with GCS < 7 in 24% of them.
In her third year of law school she taught Business Law to undergraduates in the business school at OU. Due to dyslexia, Malia had difficulty gaining admittance to law school.
