Sentence examples for open to admit from inspiring English sources

The villa stands just outside the village of Vorno down a long gravel drive, framed by poplars and protected by electronic gates that swung open to admit me.

With a fanfare of trumpets, the great bronze cathedral doors swung open to admit a procession of prelates in brightly colored vestments.

Seconds later, the attendant yanked the door back open to admit reliever Darren O'Day, who had trailed Pearce in the tunnel, standing erect atop a unicycle-like contraption.

The doors bang open to admit late arrivals and then bang open again to release those who realise they should be next door, watching something else.

The doors slid open to admit more passengers, and he interrupted his story with a burst of greetings in English and Spanish to welcome his new cargo.

The auditorium doors open to admit Mechthild Gessendorf's alarming Leokadja Begbick, who looks as if she has just screwed every Reeperbahn prowler in sight.

He made mistakes like any other human but one of his greatest strengths was being open to admitting them.

State Department officials say they are open to admitting larger numbers, but are limited by a cumbersome and poorly financed United Nations referral system.

I am open to admitting I could be paranoid, but I feel like white people look at me with contempt because I'm a Muslim woman.

But the bloggers were as open to admitting that there is a lot of hollow hysterica online as Mullan was to admitting that there is a lot of insular intellectual acrobatics in professional print.

On the one hand, we believe that effective leaders display humility — they bring out the best in others, are open to admitting their shortcomings and mistakes, and give appreciation and credit to their followers.