Sentence examples similar to ill credited from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ross and Ms. Hinkson are widely credited with keeping the company and school going when Graham was seriously ill.

Director Elmer Clifton fell ill midway through the production, and Lupino stepped in and completed it; her work was not credited, however.

Maguire, the man credited with the Warriors' resurgence this season, flew home this week to be with his ill father, leaving his assistant Shaun Wane in charge.

They had heard that Dr. Horvitz's mother, MARY, of Skokie, Ill., credited Esquire with being the first general-interest magazine to call attention to her son's work, back in 1985.

Barbara often credited her husband and children another son, John Ellis ("Jeb"), had been born just before Robin became ill with helping her through that difficult time.

He credited that country's vibrant economy, saying good jobs and more money in peoples' pockets cures many societal ills.

The hope is that local barons will no longer be able to bully local central-bank officials into providing ill-judged credit.

When the calls and collection letters persist, Bart enlists Laddie to help him bury his ill-gotten credit card.