Sentence examples for credits about from inspiring English sources

In early January thieves took advantage of lax security to steal over 3m carbon credits (about 2 billion are issued each year).

Three years later, for the sitcom "Occasional Wife," he spoke over the opening credits about a swinging bachelor whose boss demanded that his executives be married.

Jaunty, silly folk ditties brighten up the soundtrack, especially a last daft tune performed by Bevan herself over the closing credits, about ways to die.

There was a poignancy to this scene behind the scenes, the credits about to roll to an N.B.A. version of "It's A Wonderful Life".

The information Mr. Corzine has released shows he had an extraordinarily large amount of tax credits, about $8.5 million over the four years.

In 2012, for example, ArcelorMittal, the Luxembourg-based steel maker, sold 21.8 million tons of credits — about one quarter of the number it received from the commission — for $220 million.

(Most lenders consider poor credit about 650 and below, Ms. Gaskin said).

An average family of four will be credited about $420, according to the press release.

Instead, she is eligible for the earned income tax credit, about $2,300.

–Any new credit: about 10%.

The bulk of the credit, about $95 billion, will not make it to taxpayers until 2010.