Sentence examples similar to beat credit from inspiring English sources

But his name appeared more often in crime reports than in the society pages, usually for matters that fell far short of being fabulous: fare-beating, credit-card theft, threats of violence.

We suggested that Mulberry had produced a cheaper version of its Bayswater bag to beat the credit crunch.

A Bronx man's solution to beat the credit crunch: When a bank won't lend you money, just rob it.

More people are expected to use the web for their shopping as a way of finding lower prices to help them beat the credit crunch.

Sometimes they can beat a credit union or bank.

Most "Type Beat" producers credit the invention of the phrase to Soundclick an early music social media platform that became the standard for selling and buying beats online.

Understand that men at work are dressing up to beat the credit crunch.

Marvellous Off colour Stylists tell us that the spring collections' acid oranges and vibrant fuschias are uplifting and help beat the credit-crunch gloom.

There was the surprisingly influential Beat Street (credited as helping the rise in popularity of hip hop in Germany, no less), the surprisingly successful Breakin' (which made $57m despite, or maybe because of, a Jean-Claude Van Damme cameo) and then the rushed, yet iconically titled, sequel Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo.

Through the course of the year, however, it became clear that the homeowner was to take a major beating in this credit crunch.

Olivier Giroud gave France the lead on the stroke of half time but it was Anthony Martial who deserved most of the credit, beating two men down the French left before pulling the ball back for the unmarked Giroud to score from five yards.