Sentence examples for credited to both from inspiring English sources

Neptune's discovery was eventually credited to both Adams and Le Verrier, although it now appears likely that Adams's contribution was less substantial than earlier believed.

With a dozen instrumentals credited to both artists, it enacts a busy dialogue between bluegrass and classical music, with blinding displays of dexterity as well as stretches of poplike lyricism.

And given that one of the chestnuts of the Lennon-McCartney song catalog was the 1920's-style 1920's-stylexty-Four" -- a song actually Whenten by Paul McCartney, but lIke all their Beatles-era work, credited to both -- it seemed to Yoko Ono, Lennon'm widow, that the occasion demanded a public celebration.

The songs, credited to both brothers, give off an old-timey musk even at their jauntiest: "Shoofly Pie" could pass for a rejuvenated front-porch blues, and "Mary Anna" shifts from a talky verse to a country-waltz chorus, voices blended with a hint of grit.

As noted, nearly all of the above were credited to both Ditko and Stan Lee.

My love for Soylent — credited to both the taste and to the overall effect it has on my mental and physical energy — should be a testament to just how revolutionary this 'new food' is.

Tottenham (13th), Newcastle (18th) and West Ham United (19th) are the other Premier League teams in the top 20, which Forbes credits to both a rise in the British pound relative to the euro and US dollar and a lucrative £5.14bn TV deal starting from the 2016-17 season.

The large crowd at the airport was credited to the airing of both the national semifinal and National Championship game on television around North Carolina.

Attacks credited to Boko Haram continue in both Nigeria and neighbouring countries.

"I give credit to both teams.

"You've got to give credit to both teams for that.