Sentence examples for she copped to from inspiring English sources

At an Upper West Side cafe she chose but did not want named — because it's tiny and would be easily overrun and, especially, because she's allowed to smoke inside (another secret) — she copped to her oddities over a few glasses of Sancerre, nearly half a pack of American Spirits and one hard-boiled egg.

This week, she copped to the crime.

The Stir's Nicole Fabianoteder noted, "[Teresa] didn't actually admit to doing anything wrong herself; but she copped to a guilty-by-association charge.

In the latest episode of "Candidate Confessional," Davis did something rare for a politician no longer holding office: she copped to wanting to run again.

When Shattuck was reached by phone at her Glendale home Wednesday evening she copped to sporting only a towel as she was in the midst of getting ready for that night's Dodger game.

But in fact, it's almost less excusable that she stole it from a friend than had she copped to having lifted it from Marshall: Stealing from a friend without giving the friend credit is just as reprehensible.

In the interview with Cooper, she admits to doing drugs, though she only copped to smoking marijuana while writing.

In 2010, Carroll was charged for making a false assault accusation against another man, a crime she eventually copped to.

Afterward, she discussed the tailored jacket she wore on court and copped to her diva reputation with a smile — "Glamour and diva," she said.

Elsewhere, she cops to "classist and racist pretension" in the belief that her co-workers at a restaurant belong there, while she, a writer, is just passing through.

Sandberg is nothing if not the ultimate good girl and, to her credit, she cops to it in her new book.