Sentence examples for creditable pick from inspiring English sources

The 2011 Palme d'or winner, Terrence Malick's "Tree of Life," while divisive, was widely seen as a creditable pick.

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The company was founded in 1989 by accountant Robert Worsley, whose brainstorm was to offer air travelers merchandise from creditable retailers that they could order in-flight by AirPhone and pick up at the gate when they landed.

Lisle Turner's Herefordshire-set Here and Now picked up some encouraging reviews but phrases including "creditable feature debut" and "heartfelt and good-looking film" (both the Guardian) were evidently not received by cinemagoers as an urgent call to action, and a gross of £1,255 from three cinemas resulted.

As well as a highly creditable flat white (coffee from £1.70), it is also a good place to pick up filled croissants, quiches and offbeat soups and salads, all prepared on site each morning.

"Deep conviction is entirely creditable.

That was a creditable policy.

They came a creditable fourth.

The mussels marinière were creditable".

The Brazilian still finished a creditable sixth.

The food is creditable mainstream cafe tackle.