Sentence examples for quickly conceded from inspiring English sources

Yet both candidates quickly conceded defeat.

He quickly conceded, "Definitely not".

But the official quickly conceded, "We don't have a lot of great stuff on him".

With all votes counted, Mr. Ma won 58.45 percent to 41.55 percent, and Mr. Hsieh quickly conceded defeat.

Lord Ashcroft said Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne were so concerned by Mr Johnson's ability to make mischief that the Chancellor quickly conceded to his demands.

And only Russians look at Russian ovens with horror: 'Oh, how can we work with this! Oh, the soot!' " Kotenko quickly conceded the point.

In the mid-1990s, the conical cocktail glass was supersized, resulting in massive martinis that quickly concede their vital, bracing chill.

Those activists insist they are not merely being stubborn, and they quickly concede that Mr. Romney is all but certain to claim the nomination — eventually.

In nearly 30 years in Hollywood, since he started as an associate producer on "The Culpepper Cattle Company" in 1972, he has been up and he has been down, and quickly concedes that up is better.

The public outcry caused the minister to quickly concede that the correct forum for intelligent design, if it were to be taught, is in religion or philosophy classes.

The negotiator who is desperate to get a deal quickly will concede on the issues in order to get it.