Sentence examples for help admit from inspiring English sources

College athletic coaches: They were accused of accepting millions of dollars to help admit undeserving students to a wide variety of colleges, from the University of Texas at Austin to Wake Forest and Georgetown, by suggesting they were top athletes.

Henriquez is alleged to have used his connections at Northeastern University to also help admit a client of the Key Worldwide Foundation.

An avowed pacifist, I squirm using the military analogy but I can't help admit it fits, albeit uncomfortably.

McGlashan is also charged with conspiring to bribe Donna Heinel, the then senior athletic director at USC, to help admit his son as an athletic recruit.

"I was on my way to the hospital to help admit people who had been injured by the airstrikes," said one staff member, whose testimony was published in a statement by MSF.

But since I felt compelled to blog about it, I can't help admit that I am secretly celebrating what feels to me like the G-rated version of 2012 girlhood.

Even the fatalistic Turks, skeptical of Westerners' enthusiasm, couldn't help admitting that this strange art institution was awesome.

Even Capello, who made the usual warnings against complacency, could not help admitting of the draw: "It's not bad".

But he cannot help admitting that what may have seemed like a mere casting conceit may turn into a more meaningful concept.

He desperately asks Salaam for help, admitting he fabricated Omar Sadiki's terrorist cell and the attack.

Quietly, on June 18, the Federal On-Scene Coordinator (finallyinagreedgreed that we need help, admitting that the USA has "an insufficient number of specialized oil skimming vessels".