Sentence examples for on concedes from inspiring English sources

"She doesn't have a leg to stand on," concedes campaign chairman Terry McAuliffe.

Still, he carries on, conceding by his persistence that the best course is to accommodate Trump's policies while apologizing for his most embarrassing outbursts.

"Sony has missed a lot of transitions — from the Walkman to the iPod and so on," conceded one.

(8/10) AF Danny Mills Got forward twice early on, conceding a free the first time and blasting a shot into an Argentinian defender the second.

Portland's midfield have been a little creaky on conceding turnovers so far, but have also transitioned decently when Portland counter.

Sunderland boss Gus Poyet on conceding five own goals this season: "One, two, three - bad luck.

The exasperation was evident in his voice as he reflected on conceding another goal from a corner, the fourth over two legs.

"That is because - at heart - this is a Tory-led campaign, which is intent on conceding nothing to the people of Scotland.

"We weren't as good as we normally are with the ball and we'll take our medicine and move on," conceded manager Brendan Rodgers.

"Bring 'em on!" he concedes, was not a suitable response to Iraqi insurgent attacks.

"He knows I can't guard him one-on-one," Mourning conceded.