Sentence examples for and credited to the from inspiring English sources

The origin of Sots art is generally dated to 1972, and credited to the artists Komar and Melamid, whose day jobs included creating signs for a Young Pioneers summer camp.

"From Washington" is Mr. Mellencamp's update of a Woody Guthrie song, "Baltimore to Washington," which in turn borrowed its melody from "Cannonball Blues," recorded by and credited to the Carter Family.

This amount would then be tripled and credited to the trustee, who was subsequently prompted by the computer to sacrifice a part of his stash by returning some to the giver.Standard game theory predicts that in an anonymous one-off exchange like this the trustee ought to keep the gift and not reciprocate.

Returns with payments filter into the "remittance processing room," a restricted area where operators enter taxpayer information and payments, and a computerized system checks accuracy, credits taxpayers' accounts and endorses checks, which are deposited nightly in the Bank of New York and credited to the United States Treasury.

This band also could be due to the overtone of the D band and credited to the induced disorder in the graphene layers.

Energy, especially in the form of heat or high-pressure steam, can be consumed on-site to generate a self-sustained process; an energy surplus is usually exported as electricity and credited to the main products.

The responses of the control systems are important to help the reactor operate smoothly in the test, and credited to mitigate the transient impact.

Payroll taxes paid by workers and employers are credited to the trust fund.

The design is officially credited to the Building Committee and Irving Warshaw, the construction superintendent.

We didn't take our foot off the gas and credit to the players for that.

But after spotting trouble brewing online, the company offered discounts and credits to the affected fans.