Sentence examples for credited to two from inspiring English sources

The song is credited to two adopted New Yorkers.

The song is credited to two adopted New Yorkers who, legend has it, had never attended a baseball game.

The song — which began its life with a different title, "Why Did You Leave Me Baby?" — was officially credited to two of Sledge's bandmates in the Esquire Combos, Calvin Lewis and Andrew Wright, both of whom were just teen-agers at the time.

The song which began its life with a different title, "Why Did You Leave Me Baby?"—was officially credited to two of Sledge's bandmates in the Esquire Combos, Calvin Lewis and Andrew Wright, both of whom were just teen-agers at the time.

And McDonald's sales rebound is partially credited to two factors Cantalupo had no control over: a strengthening U.S. economy and weakness at McDonald's closest competitor, Burger King.

Construction of this mosque is credited to two sources.

The book is credited to four writers: Mr. Lloyd Webber, the comedian Ben Elton, the novelist Frederick Forsyth and the show's lyricist, Glenn Slater.

In this collaborative comedy — the play is credited to seven writers, four directors and three producers — the god in question is a goddess, Provocatrix (a vampy Alexandra Henrikson).

The first picture in the book shows you as a 12-year-old choirboy, and it's credited to one Mr. Coffin, the choirmaster.

(The lyrics are by Mark Winkler; the entertaining but mostly generic jazz score is by Phillip Swann, with additional music credited to five other composers).

The pilot script is credited to four people – Josh Apple, André Nemec, Jeff Pinkner and Scott Rosenberg – most of whom worked on October Road and Happy Town.