Sentence examples for credit told from inspiring English sources

One analyst, Carol Levenson, director of research at Gimme Credit, told Bloomberg News that the changes seemed like "too little too late".

One victim of such calls, a 74-year-old woman living on her own and in receipt of pension credit, told the Observer she had been duped out of £90 for a call-blocking device that she didn't need.

Timur Ishmuratod, managing director of CenterCredit, told Forbes.com that the bank did not comment on market speculation and refused to say whether talks had taken place with Kookmin or any other international banks.

Puig, to his credit, told Rosenthal that everyone makes mistakes and he has no hard feelings.

The Army, to its credit, tells the story of a middle-aged lieutenant colonel who had served multiple combat tours and was suffering the agonizing effects of traumatic brain injury and dementia.

Sometimes I didn't eat for a week," Patrick, 22, who is on universal credit, tells Newsbeat.

Mr Farage, who will deliver his keynote speech on Friday afternoon, said his party deserved some of the credit, telling BBC 5 live: "I'm delighted.

But he wouldn't take all the credit, telling me it was "Professor [Arvind] Carlsson who put forward the theory that serotonin was involved in mood.

But he wouldn't take all the credit, telling me it was "Professor [Arvind] Carlsson who put forward the theory that serotonin was involved in mood.

He also has, as the final credits tell us, a wardrobe by Lanvin.

The location, the opening credits tell us, is "Somewhere in Northern Italy".