On the other hand, she was certainly not about to own up.

Would it be better to own up and turn himself in?

No one would own up to having done it, you see.

The truth May had been trying to get her to own up to for years.

"I just wanted to get on the same page with everyone and own up to things."

But so far, the Republicans have yet to own up to the problem.

If you used to think that way, own up to it and talk about how you've changed.

There was nothing for it but to own up to the truth of the matter.

I have seen people close to tears as they own up to being over 50.

These people, the government, they have to own up to their crimes.

They could own up the next day when things were not quite so exciting!

There was no name by it but, then, who would want to own up to living in a place like this?

Well I think the person's very selfish not to own up.

I've been wondering all day whether or not to own up to this.

Own up like a man, and be brave for once.

I'm going to own up to being a Battlefield man.

None of them needs to own up to their actions.

But he kept his own up, uncertain what to do.

Managers are expected to own up to 20 percent of the company, he said.

Under the change, foreign companies can own up to 26 percent of a domestic insurance business.

And when the nightmare comes true, how own up to it?

If we're lucky we'll find some of our own up top.

Occasionally, is anyone going to own up to ever having said that to somebody?

And they had troubles of their own up at the station house.

All conversation had stopped, and no one was prepared to own up.