Sentence examples for managed to admit from inspiring English sources

Finally he managed to admit that he had always wanted a barn.

But then, after a few weeks, this got more difficult, and he managed to admit it.

The extra burden of hospitalisations was relatively small and we managed to admit all the patients with suspected H1N1 influenza without opening new pandemic isolation wards.

Robinson College somehow still manages to admit less than half of its intake from state schools.

But he did manage to admit that her new look is "definitely better" than what he's been doing.

A shameless Cheney while defending his vote to keep Mandela locked up did manage to admit that he now thought Mandela had "mellowed" and even praised him as a great man.

Trump then blew it by admitting that he did have to settle the two cases from the Justice Department, using as his only defense the fact that a lot of other landlords were sued at the same time and that he managed to "not admit guilt" in the settlement.

In 1927, she managed to have Philipp admitted to the Franziskaneum in Meissen, the Realgymnasium a secondary school built on the mid-level Realschule to achieve the Abitur (university entry qualification)—in Meissen.

She turns to a member of the Jewish establishment for help, a self-satisfied official named Feigenblum, who boasts that he's managed to get the government to "admit that these are the people we accuse them of incarcerating".

Through the course of the trial, the defense managed to get the Crown to admit that this wasn't just a key.

Government-run rehab centres like this one are rare, and even those who manage to get admitted and make it through treatment face hard times when they return home.