Sentence examples for getting into credit from inspiring English sources

Second time around, Nottinghamshire lost openers Alex Hales and Phil Jaques before getting into credit but Michael Lumb and James Taylor then combined in the biggest stand of the match so far, either side of a late afternoon shower, to nullify a home attack missing its shock bowler Liam Plunkett.

"Now that's a car I can REALLY get into!!!" Credit, left, teslamotors.com; right, wikimedia commons.

But he offered an important caution: "You don't want to do this and get into credit card debt again.

"Yes, there are people who get into credit card trouble, but those are people of all ages, not just college students".

Consumer advocates are usually enthusiastic about prepaid debit cards, if only because they don't give consumers the chance to get into credit trouble.

If students get into credit card trouble, she said, parents should sit down with them to see where the money is going, set budgets and, if the students can pay off the debts themselves, let them.

Don't get into credit card debt!

It can be easy to get into credit trouble in retirement, particularly on a fixed income.

All too often graduates get into credit card debt on top of their student loans.

It's really, really easy to get into credit card debt, but it's so hard to get out it.

"When consumers are confident, or overconfident, is when they get into credit card trouble," said Todd Christensen, education manager at Debt Reduction Services Inc. in Boise, Idaho.