Sentence examples for credit for use from inspiring English sources

Typically, Ms. Garcia would suggest that a couple tap their home for a line of credit for use in emergencies.

Passengers whose flights were canceled as a result of airport closings were given the option of traveling that day with a different itinerary or being provided a credit for use up to one year from the date of their ticket purchase, she said.

Kert Davies, research director for Greenpeace USA in Washington, gave BP some credit for using solar power.

I have to give Trump credit for using his celebrity time and time again".

President Clinton deserves credit for using his executive authority to help protect our precious coastlines (news article, May 27).

He might have given Trump Tower credit for using planned setbacks to grow trees in the sky for Fifth Avenue strollers who cast their eyes upward.

But he also takes credit for using the millions of General Electric shares under his control to pressure that company into decontaminating the Hudson River of PCB's.

Don't compliment me on my imaginative brilliance, he says, just give me credit for using a device that stores impulses over time.

Mr. Alarcón, the National Assembly president, did give Mr. Obama credit for using language that is "more peaceful, and civilized and open" than his predecessor.

I.S.O., a risk information company in Jersey City that insurance companies use to set rates, gives the department credit for using a duel alert system, said Mike Waters, a company vice president.

$23. GIVE Ann Powers credit for using the term "bohemian" without irony, for applying it proudly to herself, above all for hanging it on, of all people, other bohemians.