Sentence examples for long admitting from inspiring English sources
On Friday, a federal jury hearing the obstruction of justice case against Long, Craig and four others heard Long admitting in her own words that throughout that encounter with the FBI, she was lying.
The party has long admitted that corruption is a problem.
Argentine Catholic leaders have long admitted the church's failings during the dirty war.
It has long admitted and even welcomed immigrants, especially sailors and fishermen.
As Long admitted, the timing of Petrino's firing puts him at a disadvantage in replacing him.
One, Mr. Fischetti said, was a falsehood he labeled damnable, though Mr. Louima has long admitted it was invented.
Mr. Walesa has long admitted that in 1970 he signed some documents he was not particularly proud of.
Mr. Maradona has long admitted to having cocaine-addiction problems, and in the early 1990's he was suspended from soccer twice for 15 months for drug use.
Long admitted that Petrino was a very desirable candidate: a big name with an innovative offense, successful in college, a winner in a B.C.S. bowl game.
In response, school officials pleaded with the archdiocese to remember that St. Patrick had long admitted students from troubled public schools that bigger and more expensive parochial schools would not accept.
Long admitted that sufficient support for the creation of a new UN body wouldn't appear overnight but, he said, "there is a growing consensus that tax havens need to be tackled".
