Sentence examples for demanding credit from inspiring English sources
He was forthright in demanding credit.
And that even when they are approved for financing, they face more demanding credit terms compared to men.
The real 12th or 6th man in big-time college sports is typically a local businessman so devoted to the Fighting Weasels or the Brown Tide that he will open his wallet without demanding credit from the news media.
On May 17, United States District Judge John Martin issued an order temporarily stopping Yahoo from blocking access to Mr. Kavanna's e-mail account or demanding credit card information.
Just in time for tonight's new-season party for "The Sopranos" at Rockefeller Center, the creator of the mob soap opera has answered a New Jersey judge who is demanding credit for the program: fuhgeddaboudit.
"He does not want to fight," said Tommy Thompson, the long-suffering chairman of the platform committee, who kept demanding credit for having allowed pro-choice Republicans to speak at the hearings.
Their streamlined lending systems also demand credit histories and so forth.
New Haven-ites and others have demanded credit for a lot more than the hamburger.
He is the arsonist who demands credit for dousing the fire.
He was a failed songwriter and failed human being who belittled and bullied his sons, then demanded credit for their success.
Existential questions abound: If die-hard fans traditionally demand credit for motivating home teams to greater heights, should they be blamed for consistent failure?
