Sentence examples for credits off from inspiring English sources

The Tuohys found some interesting ways of getting high school credits off the Internet.

Ryan Gessel, creator of the Lunch Box, credits Off the Grid with changing the face of Bay Area street food.

His credits off Broadway include "Cymbeline" and "The Tempest" at the Public Theater, both directed by Ms. Akalaitis, and David Rabe's "Goose and Tom-Tom," also at the Public.

Lewis Black, the comedian, skewered network producers for their now-common practices of placing text on-screen to promote coming shows and for squeezing credits off the screen at the end of a show.

According to Mr Spielberg, audience surveys come down in favour of films which start without any preamble, so he snips the opening credits off most of his movies (the snazzy cartoon at the beginning of "Catch Me If You Can" is a beloved outlier).

But for the last several weeks, the source of contention has been the impact in real dollars of the league's proposal to give an additional 18 percent in revenue to owners in the form of credits off the top of the revenue pool.

And he followed every one of them with at least one shrug and by foisting credit off on whoever passed him the puck.

As long as I was working and paying some of the credit off, I was fine.

In trying to prevent off-balance-sheet lending, regulators may push credit off-off-balance-sheet.Shadowing China's banks is not the role the country's policymakers envisioned for the trust companies, says Jason Bedford of KPMG, a consultancy.

To the best of our knowledge, quantile regression has not been employed thus far to study changes in the distribution of credit off-take by rural households.

As expected, the presence of irrigation facilities and electrical power in a borrower's village positively boosted the credit off-take from formal financial institutions in that village.