Sentence examples for on admits from inspiring English sources
"In the beginning, we didn't know what exactly what we were working on," admits Mr Lemma, one of the four co-founders.
"Things have got to move on," admits Edwards.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Gillard, who has not been afraid to tackle rivals in the male-dominated political sphere head on, admits that her favourite character is Daenerys Targaryen.
"The internet is something we're playing catch-up on," admits Brent Woodcox, a spokesman for the North Carolina Republican Party.For all its pretensions to be about "you", the Obama campaign is strictly hierarchical and impressively disciplined.
"Of course, it can only do that for the weeks when the festival is on," admits Ewan McIntosh, 4iP's digital commissioner.
The author of the article says about The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe: "Go on, admit it.
(Come on, admit it, you have nothing better to do).
"I think we were hanging on," admitted McCall to BBC Scotland.
"I'll full-on admit to Laurie Metcalf superfandom, personally and professionally," he wrote in The Hollywood Reporter.
"It's just a lot to take on" Petersen admits.
