Sentence examples for once conceded from inspiring English sources

When the rightful authority of the general government is once conceded and acquiesced in, the apprehended difficulties will disappear.

Whenever the true conception of the nature of this government is once conceded, no real difficulty will arise in the just interpretation of its powers.

Figueiredo was a military man through and through, who once conceded that he had "no vocation for politics".

As Green once conceded, quoting the founder of the Baker Street Irregulars, "Never had so much been written by so many for so few".

He once conceded in an interview that he, like most serious novelists, had "one or two ideas and many variations to play on them".

Robert Wilson, the stage director and designer, once conceded that his detractors saw him as a mere maker of "pretty pictures".

We agree with the judge that once conceding the propriety of passing the Breakwater on the night of the eighth, the navigation was good enough.

GP Back to the top In the five games since DC captain Dwayne De Rosario suffered a season-ending MCL injury United have won four times and tied once, conceding just twice in the process.

Mr. Bradley did not even wait for half the votes to be counted, appearing before a somber audience of supporters in Midtown to at once concede and signal his imminent withdrawal from his race.

Australia failed to make an impression on Fiji in scrums on their own put-in, once conceding a penalty after opting not to strike the ball but shove – and not moving forward one millimetre.

Once we conceded the early goal we just couldn't get back into the game again.