Sentence examples for fine credit from inspiring English sources

People with perfectly fine credit scores finding it all but impossible to get loans.

Churchill grumbled that Norman could be perfectly happy if Britain had a fine credit rating and 1.25 million unemployed.

His personality certainly did not change during the 20 years he spent there, and he was undoubtedly a fine credit to the parliamentary party and the Labour movement.

Despite fine credits and the presence of the screen's greatest actor, Spencer Tracy, the film fails to ignite.

Mr. Fine credits the attention in part to the fact that many outside groups had been pushing unsuccessfully to get information about more than 700 illegal immigrants locked up after the attacks.

That's a lot of writers (some with very fine credits) for a movie in which a woman lovingly reassures her bullied man that he has nothing to prove (meaning that he sure does, as the finale reveals), and in which Mr. Craig's character says — drinking at a saloon bar with his back to the sheriff — that he doesn't want any trouble.

Ultimately, this is the finest credit of our Founding Fathers, a modern day group of divinely inspired saints, who wrote the greatest set of laws and actively fought for their implementation.

Why not feel fine?(Photo credit: AFP).

Then they'd tell recipients that they'd missed their jury duty assignment and needed to pay a fine by credit card over the phone to avoid arrest.

Moody's, a ratings agency, noted the fine was "credit negative not only for UBS, but for all banks with sizeable capital-markets activities".The fine was so large partly because of the pervasive violations at UBS: investigators found more than 2,000 documented attempts to manipulate rates.

Car owners can remove the boot themselves, after calling a toll-free number and paying the fines by credit card.