"concede to" or "concede in"?
I also concede to your critical comments. |
Yet I concede to the fact, that it is within his right. |
They all blend together, conceding to the sky instead of piercing through it. |
Other than conceding to a list of unreasonable demands, the groom just stands there. |
Far more water was being conceded to Bangladesh, Banerjee feels, than she had agreed to. |
I've only been targetted once like this in Dark-Wind and the player who was trying to grief let me go when I conceded to him. |
By conceding to them on this issue he handed them the keys through which they could undermine it (by talking of compulsion and taxation). |
Conceding to this decision, educationists said the review would not be complete if some areas of the education sector weren't restructured. |
I wanted to earn my spot on this team and not have it conceded to me so I share in everyone's disappointment that this run-off will not happen. |
Obama, however, until now at least, refuses to concede to Israeli demands of agreeing on ' redlines ' on Iran's supposed quest for a nuclear bomb. |
Only 3 goals conceded in positional attacks. |
Chelsea have both scored and conceded in their last seven Premier League games. |
West has refused to concede in the race, while Murphy declared victory in the early hours of Nov. |
That goal in ways was reminiscent of the corner kick goal Barca conceded in the Clasico at Camp Nou last season. |
The IOC conceded in the first two cases, but refused to ban New Zealand on the grounds that rugby was not an Olympic sport. |
The USA have scored almost exactly the same number of points as they have conceded in the last five games under Mike Tolkin. |
Petr Cech: Despite conceding in the second half for the first time this season, Cech captained the side well and made some very good saves. |
Last Friday, as Vicente del Bosque's men beat Belarus 4-0, the Real Madrid glovesman smashed his own mark for minutes without conceding in a Spain shirt, now 727. |
However, this was pretty much it for the visitors as two goals conceded in quick succession turned the tide again with the hosts flooding HJK's defensive third with constant pressure. |
I am of the settled view that the application for revision and as conceded by Mr. |
This point is conceded by Julian Baggini, who is a generous-minded secularist, as well as an atheist. |
They had a few chances and in the end deserved to score, but we're never happy when we concede from a set-piece. |
The lack of believe to score late in a game as we did a few times last season or the fear to concede from the same set pieces again and again. |
Although newcastle are likely to concede at Stoke i think. |
Astonishingly, Aberdeen are still yet to both score and concede at Pittodrie this season with all three of their home Premier League matches having ended in 0-0 draws. |
The team has simply become so small that they are going to concede on set pieces. |
His posts after a time read as nothing more than mental masturbation, and he's unwilling to concede on anything even when he's called out on speaking absolute nonsense. |
The 32-year-old Finn conceded after the race that the E20 just wasn't up to the team's liking on Sunday. |
They came back to win their next two Super Eights games but could not recover the ground conceded against Watson and Warner. |
Roma, on the other hand, started exactly as they did against Juventus a few weeks ago, conceding because of their lack of defensive discipline. |
Defensively there was a marked improvement; the previous three seasons had seen an average of 53 goals conceded during the 42 games. |
Blancos keeper Josh Cohen hasn't conceded for more than 180 minutes, but I can see SPEC FC asking some questions on Sunday. |