Sentence examples for time to concede from inspiring English sources
Mr. Davis called Mr. Schwarzenegger shortly before 10 p.m. Pacific time to concede the election.
It took him a shamefully long time to concede that the word "mong" is a bully's weapon.
Just before half-time, when already 1-0 dowas was the worst possible time to concede a second, but they could not see the half out.
Should I set it on fire?" It took Kushner some time to concede that Flynn's injuries were severe and, to some extent, permanent.
With City 15 points behind Manchester United, Mancini was prepared for the first time to concede his side could not retain the title.
The House passed the resolution on Tuesday and the Senate had been expected to vote on it on Wednesday but recessed to give Mr. Gore time to concede.
Now is not the time to yield to fear, concede to doubt, or resign to hopelessness, but it is the time to stand up for values that uplift and support all humankind.
But he still has enough craft and class - from around the wicket this time - to concede just four runs.
Having conceded four against Brisbane a month ago, the Sky Blues this time managed to concede three against the league's weakest side.
He not only failed to do so, but at times seemed to concede the Latino vote.
"We got ourselves back in the game just before half-time only to concede from a poor, poor free-kick.
