Sentence examples for credits performed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Harris and Mr. Crowell, both Nashville veterans with multiple hits in their credits, performed some duets from their new album "Old Yellow Moon" (Nonesuch).

It has two versions of the classic Bobby Troup jazz standard "Route 66" (popularized by Nat King Cole), one by Chuck Berry and a new version recorded specifically for the film's credits performed by John Mayer.

The noise rock version of the end credits performed by Sonic Youth has been ranked among the best versions of the theme by Matt Groening and also by Chris Turner in his book Planet Simpson.

On the other hand, the oddly effective mash-up called "I Like That You Can't Take That Away From Me" features one of the year's best credits ("Performed by: Jae Millz, June Christy, Eric B & Rakim and Mashonda"); the copyright language takes up almost a full page.

Children whose families receive tax credits perform better in school, are healthier, and are more likely to go to college than their counterparts who do not.

At the same time, the opposite is happening with tech industry professionals — the significant increase in wages and incomes leads to their credit performing better, respectively.

It carries from 1 to 3 credits depending on whether course participants attend the required number of classes and complete assigned exercises (1 credit), perform an additional literature review and present it to the class (2 credits), or perform and present the results of a research project to the class (3 credits).

Top-rated credits have performed so poorly that they represent the best trading opportunity in the credit market, at least for institutional investors.

"Lalalala," the song that accompanies the closing credits, is performed by Julie Delpy.

The rap song played during the end credits is performed by Call of Duty 4's lead animator, Mark Grigsby.

The song utilizes a vocal sample from "I Have Nothing", written by David Foster and Linda Thompson-Jenner, who receive writing credits, and performed by Whitney Houston.