Sentence examples for credited to another from inspiring English sources

Dorothy Parker not only has had an anthologized mot shot out from under her but has lived to see it credited to another.

Until recently the invention of the quantum theory of radiation was generally credited to another German physicist, Max Planck, who in 1900 discussed the statistical distribution of radiation energy in connection with the theory of blackbody radiation.

For the purposes of this work, terms used are defined as follows: 'ghost-writer' the person who authors essays, books, articles, theses which are credited to another person.

3. Recent work by Irène Rosier-Catach has questioned the authorship of Kilwardby's commentary on the works of Donatus and Priscian, and has also credited to another Robertus the collection of sophisms that for a long time were thought to be of Kilwardby's authorship (see Grondeaux and Rosier-Catach 2007).

While originally credited to another Chicago house music godfather, Marshall Jefferson, 'Move Your Body' would never be what it is today if it was not presented, and eventually re-released by Frankie Knuckles in 1986 on Trax Records.

But, when Fishkin returned to China a year later, their second meeting went far more smoothly, a development he credits to another year of online treatment.

Two are now credited to Bolger, another to André Fabre in France.

The team displayed a more cohesive attack, an improvement that could be credited to having another week as a unit and the addition of midfielder Amado Guevara.

That might be easier to fulfil than another ambition credited to him in the media – that his product design vision could make him the next Steve Jobs.

"I think he should have another major credited to him.

The militant group the Islamic State later claimed responsibility for the attack, which follows another attack credited to the group last month at a Manchester arena.