Sentence examples for there is admitted from inspiring English sources

Last week Paul Collingwood, as hard bitten and good a tourist as there is, admitted that he felt a lump in the throat when he heard his young daughter wish that England should lose their match against West Indies so that he could return home.

"Of course there is," admits Rudlin.

Four-fifths of students there are admitted as graduates in the top 10 percent of their high school classes.

There is, admits Charlotte Gordon, no shortage of biographies about the English feminist philosopher Mary Wollstonecraft or her daughter, Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein.

In October 1997, he turned up as a patient in Warren Hospital's emergency room, and from there was admitted again to Greystone, the psychiatric hospital.

For the first time, the Fed is admitting there is a negative wealth effect.

The first step is admitting there's a problem.

The first step toward recovery is admitting there's a problem, according to Woroch.

Many congratulations for being admitted there.

Despite his incomplete education, Templeton was admitted there in 1948.

It should be admitted that there are certain exegetical problems in presenting these arguments.