Sentence examples for is admitting through from inspiring English sources

Analysts including Cole believe the Syrian government, possibly urged on by its Iranian backers, is admitting through its retreat that it must concentrate its resources in Damascus and along coastal areas, where a majority of the country's population still lives.

A great amount of air is admitted through the injection system with relevant swirl components, producing very complex flow structures (recirculations, vortex breakdown) for flame stabilization.

What is admitted through judicial screening, in other words, is not precisely what a jury would see anyway.

It's a desperate moment of the inadequacy of performance and of cinematography; it's as if Iñárritu were admitting, through the character of Riggan, his own inability to invent a mode of performance all his own.

There is no set number of how many students will be admitted through each method.

What followed was an ambulance ride to the hospital, where I was admitted through the E.R.

Of the 65 Fieldston students who applied early, at least 40 were admitted through early decision to their first-choice schools, and about a dozen were admitted through "early action" selections that are nonbinding for the students.

In the next scene, we see Meera and Bran approach the Wall, warning of Walkers, and be admitted through.

Pupils are admitted through random allocation, with some preference given to those who live within two miles.

It was to this palace that foreign ambassadors were accredited, and they were admitted through the Imperial Gate, or Bab-ı Hümayun, mistranslated by Westerners as "Sublime Porte".

If Duke's best guess holds, no more than 60 will be admitted through the narrow gate of what is essentially a giant holding pen.