Sentence examples for a most creditable from inspiring English sources

It would not be imprudent to predict that it will be a most creditable wine.

The suffering is embodied by talented stars like Mandy Patinkin, Toni Collette (of "The Sixth Sense," making a most creditable Broadway debut) and the legendary Eartha Kitt.

Un Temps Pour Tout was beaten seven lengths by Ptit Zig on his final start in France and that winner went on to finish a most creditable runner-up in the Ladbroke at Ascot under top weight.

Ms. Collette, nominated for an Oscar as the single mother in "The Sixth Sense," makes a most creditable Broadway debut as Queenie, showing an ability to convey savage mood swings through song and dance, and if she evokes the era of Marilyn Monroe more than that of Louise Brooks, she still looks luscious.

On the second night, we were on our own and ate in Nether Wallop, which offers a full-service buffet of hot and cold roasts, plus all manner of other dishes, including a most creditable salmon in pastry with mushroom stuffing.

His lack of money and infrastructure notwithstanding, he's done by far the most creditable job of building a coalition, honing a message, and exploiting Romney's weaknesses on the trail and in debates.

While Street may get much of the attention as a sentimental favorite, Koznick, who trains apart from the American ski team, has compiled the most creditable résumé as a medal hopeful.

A writer who doesn't can make even the most creditable things unbelievable.

Beyond apps that aggregate data from users' various pots of money to help them budget, the most creditable attempt to date to replicate a bank account was made by a startup called Simple.

That marks it out as west Africa's most creditable country in both listings.

Gordon Brown's most creditable epitaph is that he stopped the economically illiterate Tony Blair from joining it.