Sentence examples for time conceded from inspiring English sources

She had occupied his sleeping area, and at the same time conceded her bed to him, expecting the soft bed to entice him and lull him into unwary slumber, thus giving her an opportunity to engage in further hostilities.

Lyon took control of the tie after Kyle Walker, not for the only time, conceded a needless free-kick and the alarm bells sounded as Grenier addressed the ball.

They did not get the promise of a date but Mark Malloch Brown, a government minister, for the first time conceded the principle, saying it was no longer whether but when.

"Everybody involved in this would have preferred a longer lead time," conceded Dr. Louis Uccellini, director of the National Center for Environmental Prediction, as the capital shifted to its preferred mode of post-mortem critique even before the snows ceased.

David Cameron has for the first time conceded the principle that lone child refugees who have travelled to Europe but who do not have any direct family connection to the UK should be given sanctuary in Britain.

The Lib Dem leader, Nick Clegg, who has for the first time conceded that the government cut investment spending too quickly after it arrived in office, was last night understood to have been swayed during a meeting with the business secretary, Vince Cable, to thrash out proposals in the next budget to spur growth.

By negotiating, Mr. Kim can play for time, conceding nothing while pursuing unmonitored enriched-uranium programs.

The Liverpool centre-half confuses himself for the fourth and fifth time, conceding a needless corner that is eventually cleared.

They have scored 8 goals in their last 3 matches against Arsenal but have ended up losing each time, conceding some 16 goals in those games.

"It's certainly not ready for prime time," concedes Harry Mobley, a bacteriologist who led the E. coli study at Michigan.

We can thus appreciate legal guarantees of a procedural kind for the genuine protection they offer the subjects of the law, whilst at the same time conceding the quietist politics that proceduralism might engender.