Sentence examples for ultimately conceded from inspiring English sources

He drove his ball in the desert on the first hole and ultimately conceded the hole.

Many said Musharraf could not be trusted, but they ultimately conceded that if the United States was vouching for him, they had to respond.

Although the travel office was carelessly managed, the White House ultimately conceded that the dismissals had been engineered by friends and a distant cousin of President Clinton's, who had wanted the travel business for themselves.

(The government ultimately conceded that neither Bacanovic's tip nor Stewart's stock sale amounted to a crime. It was lying to the authorities about the transaction that brought them to trial).

After that Argentina panicked and ultimately conceded a last-minute equaliser as Paulo da Silva headed down for Lucas Barrios to rattle in a shot from the edge of the box.

The panel settled on the proposal this week after considering and then rejecting others that it ultimately conceded were too far-reaching, including one that would have abolished the position of public advocate and the Independent Budget Office.

The Red Cross did provide a limited accounting of its receipts and expenditures, ultimately conceding that $4.3 million of the nearly $16 million in donations earmarked for flood victims remained unspent.

Through its content as well as its form, the poem ultimately concedes that all other losses pale beside the loss of a loved one.

It summed up the American display that the bouncing ball almost embarrassed Howard, who misjudged and fumbled it, ultimately conceding a corner.

And I would listen, ultimately conceding it was well worth the time to explore what I really wanted in life and how to get it.

At the same time, some United States officials privately resented the press and discussed ways to impose censorship, ultimately conceding that it was impossible without World War II-type control of communications and a compliant media.