Sentence examples for credited it to from inspiring English sources
At the time of the maser's invention, Dr. Townes credited it "to the triumph and glory" of Dr. Gordon.
Without telling him, Guida credited it to "U.S. Bonds" in hope of confusing d.j.s into opening the package.
Right through the Revolutionary War his agents annually collected a dividend, and credited it to his account.
In describing it to me, Josh Thomsen, the executive chef and Mr. Nawn's partner, credited it to Manlee Siu, his chef de cuisine.
But just this month, in an article published in the Burlington Magazine, curators and scholars have definitively credited it to the Venetian master.
When asked about it, Drummond said he dropped about 20 pounds — lowering his weight to 285 — and credited it to him changing his lifestyle.
His aides credit it to growing self-belief while his critics disdain it as growing arrogance.
The White House's efforts to resuscitate the plan, and to credit it to the Republican leader, did not please him.
From that point on, more and more books credit it to Angelou, with none pointing back to the original source.
(You try it!) But perhaps we can credit it to experience, to sufficient time in the press box.
When he agrees with a claim, Chomsky introduces it with the word "uncontroversially" or credits it to "distinguished authorities".
