Sentence examples for credited later from inspiring English sources

One was KT Tunstall, invited on in 2004 with a few hours' notice because the New York rapper Nas hadn't got on a plane; Tunstall went platinum with her debut album that year, and has credited Later ever since for the push.

Although the ICPSS feature also lists voice credits for each of the main love interests in the original version of the game, the game itself is unvoiced; however most of the voice actors who were credited later signed on to actually voice their respective characters in the drama CDs based on the series.

He sang in a local synagogue with his father, whom he credited in later life with being his musical inspiration.

Xenophanes of Colophon (flourished c. 560 bce) was credited by later writers with observing that seashells occur "in the midst of earth and in mountains".

The god was also credited with later destroying the "wooden people", the precursors to the "maize people", with an immense storm and flood.

Sixteen credits later, she enrolled in the nurses training program at Amsterdam City Hospital.

He added: "Production tax credits later came into play, and the city was able to resurrect some of the financing that was set earlier".

The debtor's credit rating is also affected once the person is involved with a debt manager, which could affect their chances of being approved for credit later down the line.

The companies hope that by reducing emissions now, they will get credit later on if and when the Kyoto Protocol is ratified and Washington embarks on a nationwide program of reducing emissions.

Two years after the release of "Citizen Kane," when Herman Mankiewicz had become respectable — his career had taken a leap after "Kane," and he had had several major credits later in 1941 and had just won another Academy nomination, for his work on "The Pride of the Yankees" — he stumbled right into Hearst's waiting arms.

And you're a good musician, you sit right there, you're the best in your row.' I would have preferred me to have said, 'But I'm the best in my row and every row.' " Then, brightening, he said that Jobs deserved enormous credit, later, for introducing the iPod and understanding the importance of the Cloud.