Sentence examples for book credits from inspiring English sources

One study cited in this book credits it with 9.4percentt of the gross domestic product; another suggests that in 1997 Americans failed to pay about $200 billion in federal taxes that were owed.

Both Marvin Odum, the president of Shell Oil, and John W. Rowe, the chairman and chief executive of Exelon, wrote forewords.. Released at an event on Thursday morning at National Geographic's headquarters in Washington, the book credits both Mr. Lovins, a physicist, and staff members of his Rocky Mountain Institute as authors.

Mr. Vaughan's comic book credits include "Y: The Last Man," about the only male survivor of a global plague; "Runaways," about teenagers who discover their parents are supervillains; "ExMachina," about a former superhero who becomes mayor of New York; and "Saga," a new series published by Image Comics that chronicles a Romeo-and-Juliet story about star-crossed parents from alien races at war.

The game designer Gary Gygax, in a foreword to a 2004 edition of the book, credits "Little Wars" with influencing his own set of rules for medieval-period miniature wars, Chainmail — which in turn became the basis of a slightly less obscure role-­playing game: Dungeons & Dragons.

My book credits Cunard with being a "pioneer" of new ideas of identity who had a remarkable "ability to empathize and identify with others" but who was also "a play of contrasts," "too contradictory" and original — especially as a woman — to escape misjudgment and caricature.

The American Film Institute catalog also notes, however, that copyright records for the National Film Corporation feature release The Girl from Nowhere (1919) indicate that it was "Written and Directed by Bess Meredyth and Wilfred Lucas," although the press book credits only Lucas (324).

The book credited the borough president at the time, John F. Ahearn, for experiments in signs for the streets.

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.

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.