Over the past decade, Portland has confirmed its credentials as a destination city for food lovers.
For Collingwood, there were only positives to take from the outing as their fourth-straight win confirmed their credentials as top four contenders.
Spain had not only confirmed their credentials to be recognised as the most devastatingfootball side there has ever been, but they also emphasised how far England have fallen behind a team of this expertise.
After standing in impressively when Forster sustained a knee injury in the ninth minute of Saturday's victory over Burnley, the 38-year-old confirmed his credentials, offering reassurance to manager Ronald Koeman that Forster's anticipated absence need not hinder his team's efforts to upset the top four.
Towards the end of the 1790s, Grimaldi starred in a pantomime version of Robinson Crusoe, which confirmed his credentials as a key pantomime performer.
They had been overwhelmed with bogus references from sources ranging from Credit Suisse to the economist Lord Harris of High Cross, all purporting to confirm the credentials of Kallakis.
International students who need to confirm their credentials for their government or other official body in their home country are the most likely to need an Apostille.
Thelma and Louise didn't need to tote around "The Second Sex" to confirm their credentials as feminist inspirations; the way viewers received the characters proved they were.
And now, as though to confirm her credentials as a softly cooing R&B vocalist par excellence, singing atop quirkily exotic beats, she has become Timbaland's protege – he claimed Aaliyah told him Tink is "the one" in a dream.
The film takes a look at the dubious methods employed by the French during the Algerian war and would prove to be Karina's most political role, confirming her credentials beyond the worlds of TV advertising and fashion.
Spanierman Gallery, confirming its credentials as a frequent home of serious painting on the East End, has almost 40 paintings of Montauk by the late Balcomb Greene, a member of the original generation of American abstract artists and among the pioneers of Montauk's early art colony.
