Sentence examples for kept admission from inspiring English sources

Overall the Met had a good run, certainly — and to its own surprise — at the box office, with its intensely theatrical Alexander McQueen retrospective, which kept admission lines long, doors open late and ideas about the line between art and fashion in a healthy state of disarray.

Could the Met afford to keep admission at its suggested price for everyone if it shifted its priorities?

ZeeMee plans to keep admission services free.

The aim, of course, is to keep the admission and television fees rolling in.

So JPMorgan will be keen to keep any admission about the trades as far away as possible from the claims by shareholders and purchasers of its securities that they were defrauded.

It is simplistic to argue that higher education will move exclusively to a technology-based platform that kills all but the most resilient colleges and universities whose sterling reputations will continue to keep their admission classes full.

Specifically, an opaque jar with 100 balls was kept in the admission unit, of which 80 were white and 20 were yellow.

The policy, which is to go into effect next year, was an effort to keep college admissions anxiety from creeping down to ever-younger students.

But they also acknowledged discomfort at being compelled to testify, given their obligation to safeguard Dr. Bierenbaum's privacy and keep his admissions confidential, an obligation that one of the doctors called lifelong, despite the brevity of treatment.

But these days, such an informal environment would not keep Sandy Trezza, admissions director of the Haddonfield Friends School -- a private prekindergarten-through-12 school that maintains a waiting list -- from visiting to determine whether a 3-year-old applicant was immersed in activities that would qualify the youngster as a worthy candidate.

The schools adjudicator Dr Bryan Slater ruled they could keep their admissions criteria - based on 11 plus results rather than where children live.