| admittance | 1) Last admittance is 45 minutes before closing. 2) The initial admittance grew to several years. more admittance sentences |
| admittance into | 1) Have gained admittance into a program granting a degree or certificate. 2) This is required for admittance into Kirkwood classes. 2) Not only in England Jews sought eagerly admittance into the fraternity. more admittance into sentences |
| admittance to | 1) One free admittance to the great meet. 2) They responded by refusing admittance to the actors. more admittance to sentences |
| admittances | 1) Capacitive admittances have positive imaginary parts and inductive admittances have negative imaginary parts. 2) Capacitive admittances have positive imaginary parts and inductive admittances have negative imaginary parts. more admittances sentences |
| allow admittance | 1) None should be allowed admittance to them, except in extraordinary cases. 2) Kai says that he is a sword burnisher and is allowed admittance . more allow admittance sentences |
| deny admittance | 1) Pacific Coast delegates were denied admittance when they attempted to return. 2) The Coal and Iron Police patrolled company property and denied admittance to union members and supporters. more deny admittance sentences |
| gain admittance | 1) Have gained admittance into a program granting a degree or certificate. 2) This may allow fungal spores to gain admittance and attack the tree. more gain admittance sentences |
| refuse admittance | 1) A chorus of voices from within refused admittance . 2) They responded by refusing admittance to the actors. more refuse admittance sentences |