Sentence examples for has admitted to making from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dean has admitted to making the calls.

"He is the only administration official I can recall who has admitted to making a mistake".

The teenager has admitted to making an offensive gesture as the player drove by in his car near his home in Dortmund.

Anthony Hamilton has admitted to making an 11th-hour decision to fly to Abu Dhabi and roar on son Lewis to his second Formula One world championship.

The company's chief executive, Jonathan Smith, has admitted to making mistakes and said there had been a huge number of online orders made this year.

Rupert Murdoch has admitted to making "spectacular" mistakes in the past, but the News Corp chief believes he has also "confounded expectations".

Mr. Kirk said that he had admitted to making mistakes while his opponent had not fully come clean about his problems.

Many people in sport and public life have admitted to making mistakes, very few have had to admit so directly that they were bad people as Mr. Armstrong has.

"I am aware of bishops who have admitted to making mistakes, but those seem to be mistakes grounded in taking counsel that didn't turn out to be good advice," he said, explaining that he was referring to reports from psychologists and therapists.

Indeed, last March and April, when Gore had admitted to making solicitations from his office and the Justice Department was mulling whether he might have broken the law, some news accounts hinted that some of the money Gore raised might have been placed in hard-money accounts.

In the 1970s, Park had admitted to making hundreds of thousands in payments and illegal campaign contributions to U.S. congressmen on behalf of the South Korean government.