Sentence examples for so admitted from inspiring English sources

Another 25percentt or so admitted to tailgating, weaving or abrupt lane changes.

But Mr Giscard d'Estaing, who said he was happy to do so, admitted he failed to overcome secular opposition in his 105 member convention.

When the three young women from the fateful Hong Kong hotel brought SARS to three different hospitals in Singapore in early March, Singapore doctors were unaware of the odd pneumonia that was hospitalizing dozens of patients each day in Guangdong and so admitted them to ordinary wards.

He ignored the wishes of his father, to fulfil the public's desire to know Nabokov whole, and in doing so admitted something profoundly difficult for him: that an artist's gift and his art do not belong to the artist, nor to his family, but to us all.

Members of the British Royal Family are normally admitted through this procedure; the first to be so admitted was Prince Albert.

So admit: You've thought it.

Nowell, even so, admits he feels luckier than most.

"Maybe, that's so," admits Mitsuhiko Kanda, a weekend climber with 10 years' experience.

Even so, admitting that you're deliberately encouraging them seems unprecedented.

The farther you ask Londoners to move, the more difficult it is to get large groups to do so, admits Mr Gumbel.

So admits a weakly convergence subsequence.