Sentence examples for work admitted from inspiring English sources

"It was really hard work," admitted his opposite number, Tim Sheens.

The President, long an admirer of Sir David's work, admitted his debt to Sir David for enlightening him on the environmental threats which the planet faces.

"The preparation and automation has given my staff of lot of work," admitted Lepage, during a pause among his computer screens.

Chemring, the engineering company specialising in military work, admitted it has received an approach that could lead to an offer for the company; the shares soared 43 1/2p to 149 1/2p, while construction group Swan Hill was the biggest gainer of the day, rising 23p to 68 1/2p after revealing that it, too, has received approaches that could lead to a takeover.

"We heard fireworks in the streets, and I was so happy, but I'm not sure if the agreement is going to work," admitted Yafa.

"It didn't work," admits Mr Lundgren.

Mr. Banhart, who says he rarely listens to his earlier work, admits to a degree of progress on "Mala".

Mr. Khan, who these days is looking for work, admits: "If we'd never had grants, we'd be a different company.

Which isn't surprising, really – it's enough to put anyone off their lunchtime sushi to know that a quarter of those who've taken their dogs to work admit that their pet has emptied its bowels in the office.

Redford said he created Sundance in the ski town of Park City, Utah, in 1978, to simply "create a path for artists to show their work", admitting that he initially assumed it wouldn't thrive.

Bypassing their interface, "... will work," admits Harmon, "but luckily there won't be more than one in a hundred who'll do it".