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concede sentence examples

  • Concedes a free-kick for a push on a defender.
  • Concede that the number of native speakers is down.
  • I will readily concede that my visceral disgust for what gary glitter was doing influences my views.
  • Concede in the second half?
  • Conceded more goals than anyone else.
  • Conceded that the company were entitled to a detailed reply giving their reasons for refusing the request.
  • Conceded more than four runs an over.
  • Despite vigorous protests, berisha reluctantly conceded defeat as the socialists, led by fatos nano, won a convincing victory.
  • Conceded when they are on the pitch.
  • Conceded in four games.
  • Concedeigers then put bath under pressure which resulted in the visiting side conceding a penalty in front of their own posts.
  • Concede wanting to maintain the ban were very much on the defensive, mostly conceding that this question would have to be revisited soon.
  • Concedeke two wickets while conceding less than two runs per over against india is a top, top effort.
  • Grudgingly conceding the role of the director, they still think the words speak for themselves.
  • Concede defeat in the war.
  • Everton, wonderfully rugged and desperately unfortunate, may privately concede their chance has gone.
  • Conceded an equalizer against the run of play, darby's men showed their character.
  • However, the government finally conceded to the prisoners ' demands.
  • Concedecame a neat sequence of link up play on the left midfield resulting in the dutch conceding a free kick 30 yards out.
  • I'll happily concede that i never heard it all the way through.

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