Sentence examples for now admission from inspiring English sources

But now admission into Goldman Sachs's partnership may have lost its luster — or at least, its lucre.

For now, admission to the Adler is $3, $2 for ages 4 to 17 and 65 and older; admission to the Field is $7, $4 ages 3 to 17 and 65 and older, and admission to the Shedd Aquarium, including the Oceanarium and Seahorse Symphony exhibits, is $11 and $9 for ages 3 to 11 and 65 and up.

And now admission was free.

When only a few of the very best students went abroad, it was easy enough for colleges to focus their efforts on a handful of elite secondary schools, but now admissions officers must familiarize themselves with potentially thousands of schools to find a good fit.

However, the data in this study identify that 78% of intensive care admissions are now emergency admissions, with nearly 23% of patients admitted with sepsis.

Now an admission of a gangland hit could be all that the Director of Public Prosecutions requires to reopen a case.

The university now guarantees admission to the top 4percentt of high school graduates, provided they take a college preparatory curriculum.

The empty structure attracted hordes of visitors, and it became a metaphor for the role of architecture in museums now, an admission that the container often seems to matter more than the contents.

They said that students who might once have rejected CUNY as a remedial factory were now seeking admission and that 87percentt of the applicants -- up from 80percentt a year ago -- were able to pass the entrance examinations.

"From the first class I took with her, she has constantly challenged me to take my artwork to the highest possible level," said Kelly Sortino, a member of the class of 2003 who is now an admission officer at Princeton.

All concerts are now general admission seating.