Sentence examples for job admitting from inspiring English sources

And in his latest interview, Garfield speaks up on the 'struggle' of doing his job, admitting that he feels "like my head is wrapped in cellophane".

In the meantime, Ritchie is free to return to his day job, admitting that the "next priority" is to strike an agreement with the clubs regarding compensation for when the World Cup takes place in 2015.

"It was actually an easy job," admits Weber.

"It's not a great job," admits Gowland.

The interrogator, who was new to the job, admitted that he had consistently replaced the words "Al Ansar" with "Al Qaeda".

Kerslake, who is not a contender for the job, admitted his players were "devastated" by Saturday's result, which "felt like a defeat".

"Part of the job," admits one official at the United States Embassy at the Vatican, "is to put the best possible face on the inevitable".

Barrett, who traveled extensively in his former job, admitted that he had also taken nude videos of about 10 other women in hotels and posted the footage online.

Partly, that reflects people making the most of their enforced leisure: "We get some unemployed City types who are just filling time while looking for another job," admits a garden-centre worker near the London commuter town of Guildford.

"I still struggle with that mindset of it going from a hobby to a full-time job," admits Laura Payne, who currently vlogs for children's TV channel CBBC and runs the Laurbubble comedy channel.

This despite the fact Renewal, the preferred and indeed only candidate for the job, admitted in the meeting that it has never carried out a development on this scale.