Sentence examples for credited house from inspiring English sources

Glass, who is an executive producer on Serial, partly credited House of Cards, the American Netflix hit, with inspiring the new format.

Yet even Republicans at the Everglades event said they were stunned that the president had not credited House members for their roles in protecting the region -- and had not mentioned the recently retired Republican senator from the state, Connie Mack, who was quite involved with the Everglades.

Netflix credited "House of Cards" with providing "a halo effect on our entire service" that included subscriptions and engagement.

She credited house-hoarding above all.

The post-credit housing relapse is upon us.

Higher earnings cause tax credits, housing benefit and council tax support to be withdrawn, often simultaneously.

The legislation prohibits discrimination in jobs, credit, housing and public accommodations.

Pre-budget briefings suggest the cuts will be found from working tax credits, housing benefit, and possibly disability benefits.

The big working-age benefits that are currently unprotected are tax credits, housing benefit and disability benefits.

Many companies pay poverty wages, leaving the state to subsidise them with billions of pounds of tax credits, housing benefits and other in-work benefits.

The reform was supplemented by the organization of national farmer associations; people's stores; credit, housing, and educational facilities; and the production of machinery and fertilizers.