Sentence examples for lives admitted from inspiring English sources

"We just defended for our lives," admitted Mills.

We had to defend for our lives," admitted Smith's successor Glenn Delaney.

Some of the tweets "frankly had us fearing for our lives," admitted the blog's author, who sensibly opted for anonymity.

For Mr. Mundy, 74, the vocation eases the pain of his son's death many years earlier, while Ms. Gaudet, 75, whose eight children are busy living their own lives, admits she would "be lost" without the airport routine.

"My children won't come back here to live," admitted Mr. Heggen, whose grandfather ran the hotel in town.

"For the first 11 years I lived here, I didn't know where I lived," admitted Matthew Spady, now an avid neighborhood history buff.

"I've been embarrassed to say it's where I live," admits Donna Grant, an Aylesbury resident for 30 years.

Perhaps Advent can be a time to practice a Triple A way of living: Admit our feelings.

In this youth-crazy society in which we live, admitting that our vaginas are changing -- even to our friends -- is like carrying a poster that states: "Ignore me.

People living with HIV today can live longer lives, Wolitski admits, "but smoking is a significant and critical threat to the health of those individuals, even those who take HIV medications every day as prescribed.

She has toyed with a move to New York, where her boyfriend lives, but admitted, somewhat reluctantly: "I love the weather here, and I have so much space.