Sentence examples for members admitted at from inspiring English sources

From 1 to 4 p.m. (members admitted at 12 30), the East Meadow outside the museum, Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Gardens, 1000 Richmond Terrace, Livingston, (718) 273-2060, statenlandkids.org; $15 $122 for advance purchase and for members.

The Ukip surge unnerved shadow cabinet ministers, with one of its most senior members admitting at the start of the week that if the byelection had been held a few days later, Ukip might have won its first parliamentary seat.

Some of the task force members admitted that older adults may scoff at a report targeted at the difficulty of becoming an adult, and claim that they made it through young adulthood without large-scale institutional help.

Objectives: To assess the CCI Patients and their family members admitted to the Intensive Care Unit and identify their conditions during stay at ICU and at 30 post-ICU.

In April 2007 a convenience sample of healthy, adult community members were invited to participate while visiting friends or family members (admitted for reasons other than TB or AIDS) at two of the study hospitals.

In one hospital, some staff members admitted that patients had no activities, their days spent in bed or scratching at the walls.

The serious case review into events at Winterbourne View, near Bristol, comes after 11 ex-staff members admitted offences against patients.

When the school launched an investigation into the Waters, members admitted the group had a history of putting pledges through weird rituals dating back at least ten years.

No new member was admitted at the summit, and none is likely to be in the near future.

One of the most sobering moments in my career was when a GP asked us, as a group of junior doctors, whether we would allow close family members to be admitted at weekends.

Nowadays it is associated in the West with Indonesia's dismal record on the environment, and even at home Apkindo members admit in private that it may have outlasted its usefulness.