Sentence examples for Promising credentials from inspiring English sources

"Mystery School," which opened Wednesday night in the Angel Orensanz Center, an elegantly decrepit former synagogue on the Lower East Side, feels as if it had been prefabricated as a big "event," and indeed, it arrived with promising credentials.

But Ms. Ahern and Ms. Cooper, whose pieces will be performed in this multi-media theater-dance event, have promising credentials, including Ms. Cooper's seven years performing with the Ridge Theater, with whom she shared a 2001 Bessie Award, and Ms. Ahern's work with choreographers including Allyson Green, Heidi Latsky and Pat Cremins.

Poetry-as-mere-rhetoric is not a promising credential for authority either to educate all of Greece or to better one's audience; (b.2) is not a position that poets or their rhapsodes would, presumably, be eager to adopt.

PUBLIC television's "Masterpiece Theater" gets a new tenant this Sunday - on Channel 13 at 9 P.M. - bearing the most promising of credentials.

Ms. Brunstetter, an emerging playwright with a list of promising downtown credentials and current commissions, displays honorable intentions in this contemporary domestic comedy-drama, set in Fayetteville, N.C., home of a major Army post.

The Abbott government campaigned hard in the 2013 election on its economic credentials, promising to balance the budget and not raise new taxes.

The credentials are promising.

But after the label's well-received show at New York's Lincoln Centre on Sunday night, the Hilfiger style credentials look promising again.

Analysis Labour displays its humanitarian credentials by promising to end the indefinite detention of irregular migrants in places such as Yarl's Wood and the scandal of the Syrian refugee programme, which has resulted in only 143 vulnerable people being relocated under the UN scheme in the past year.

Seeking an operator for a major halfway house in Brooklyn, the federal government awarded a $29 million contract to a nonprofit group with a promising name, Community First Services, and impressive credentials.

David Cameron sought to rid himself of the albatross holding back his green credentials yesterday by promising concrete proposals on climate change, including support for a levy targeted on carbon use.