Sentence examples for time to fess up from inspiring English sources

Time to "fess up", he said.

Time to fess up: With the two-year anniversary of the passage of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law approaching, I'm still not sure what to think about the darn thing.

When it's time to fess up to shortcomings ("the truth is I'm not good at enjoying life") and smell the roses at the end of the book, Ms. Chua deploys her sister's illness to provide the necessary dose of carpe diem.

Poised as we are for the most comprehensive financial reform in this country since the Great Depression, it is time to fess up to the fact that it likely would not have occurred without a concerted effort by the Obama administration and the Democratic-controlled Congress to demonize Goldman Sachs.

I get on it so much about saving time and finding ways to create more of it, I thought it was time to fess up.

Now is as good a time as ever to fess up to long-overdue red ink.

It's time for the Navy to fess up that this ship is nothing but a busted, leaky boat with a history of design and equipment failures.

This game can get out of control if people are taking it way too seriously or refuse to fess up when it's time.

SHOULD oil and mining firms be made to fess up?

"They just aren't going to fess up until January of 2013".

She was forced to fess up once they became engaged.