Sentence examples for book credit from inspiring English sources
Consumer credit originated with local merchants that offered "open book" credit to cement customer loyalty and increase sales.
"Now, we're looking at the exposure to commercial U.K. real estate, the unsecured loan book, credit cards.
A new paperback book, "Credit Card Secrets" by Howard Strong ($33.95 by mail, Boswell Corporation, Box 7100, Beverly Hills, Calif .90212) goes into details.
Last week our roundup focused on your reviews of The Master and Magarita and asked whether any adaption could ever really do the book credit.
As Ben Dattner illustrated in his book, Credit and Blame at Work, many managers succeed in their careers not because of their leadership talent, but due to their ability to take credit for others' achievements and blame others for their own mistakes.
3. Sell the Kindle for $49 with an automatic $30 monthly book credit for one year.
Guided by Mr Tremonti, author of a book foreshadowing the credit crunch, the government has embraced Sarkozyite ambiguity.
This book credits Paul Clark Newell Jr., a cousin to Ms. Clark, as its co-author.
The book credited the borough president at the time, John F. Ahearn, for experiments in signs for the streets.
She also added speech to the mix, calling the piece a "ballet dramedy," with a book credited to her and the City Ballet dancer Ellen Bar.
The Saucier book credited the DAC as the source of the drink and mentioned a well-known vaudevillian, Frank Fogarty, as having introduced it around New York.
