Sentence examples for credentials to get from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Morey watched Ms. White, the opening act, he used his radio station credentials to get backstage.

In one episode, she wangles media credentials to get close to a famous Olympian from another country.

She might even get on the nominee's VP short-list, though I don't think she's got the credentials to get picked.

However, I part ways when my colleague suggests that she has a shot at the post-primary prize: She might even get on the nominee's VP short-list, though I don't think she's got the credentials to get picked.

Since there's some kind of conservation principle here, the fact that it's easier for people with less formal credentials to get heard means that people who have those credentials are less guaranteed of respectful treatment.

"Tomorrow morning — and I know this may be opportunistic of me — I'm going to the Illinois-delegation breakfast, because I want to see if I can get some credentials to get into Madison Square Garden tomorrow night.

Yotam Ottolenghi Video: watch Yotam and Ramael invent the perfect pudding Roast wedges of squash have featured at both Nopi and Ottolenghi for a very long time, so any new squash dish has to have very good credentials even to get a look-in.

If you have the credentials necessary to get one of these domains, you may want to consider it.

Most likely she earned both a music degree and a teaching credential just to get this often-thankless job, one with some perks but none as exciting as opportunities to perform at Carnegie Hall.

Specifically, organized bad-guy hacker criminals are looking to rob banks, steal intellectual property, get your social security number, steal credit card numbers or gain your logon credentials to ultimately get to your cash — or better yet, your organization's cash.

People claiming those credentials are going to get a lot of attention from politicians.