Sentence examples for one admittedly from inspiring English sources
"How do bookshops get their books?" I could write a book (a dull one, admittedly) on the things we've had to think about for the first time - from figuring out where you buy books, to sourcing shelves and cash registers - in the seven months since we began the real nitty gritty of setting up our business.
This one admittedly relies on luck or judgement.
The school kids themselves even got involved, commencing Twitter campaigns against the mayor and creating an "Impeach Bill de Blasio" petition based solely on this man's one, admittedly poor, snow day call.
SnoopJohnD writes: "I think its harsh on Green who only made one (admittedly) costly error.
On the other side, corrupt politicians, one admittedly hoping to receive a bribe from Paul for his release, and Nero's Roman army obligated to escort him from Jerusalem, to Caeserea where there was a Roman base and then on to Rome, where he would stand before Caesar.
There's the odd crash of crockery (one, admittedly, due to a fellow guest catching his jacket on the vase on our table) and a request for granulated sugar for cereal was met with the smiling waiter offering to crush the sugar cubes himself.
The same engine appeared in an armoured Range Rover built by JLR's SVO division a couple of months ago, so it's already proven its ability to deal with heavier vehicles than the F. Conversely, can the XF's chassis deal with bigger power outputs than those of the diesels (brisk ones, admittedly) it's been running up to now?
The naming conventions on this one are admittedly convoluted, but the situation essentially shakes out like this: Fujifilm and Xerox founded Fuji Xerox in 1962.
I was really thrown due to my own sheltered background, one that, admittedly, wasn't strong on art education to begin with.
It is a similar story in the far west of the park where one - admittedly tiny - area is also proposed as a "special use zone".
One candidate, admittedly a very poor performer, would be Winston Churchill.
