Sentence examples for notes credit from inspiring English sources

Notes: Credit to AccuWeather's Anthony Sagliani for posting Iran temperature information on Twitter Thursday.

A Martin Lewis Money Show flag, featuring coins, notes, credit cards and a piggy bank, flew from the tower.

While the liner notes credit the Russian composer as co-writer, those for the following song, "Isabel," half of which consists of Fauré's "Pavane," omit his name.

"We had faces!" Screenwriters famously suffer all sorts of indignities — dumb studio notes, credit squabbles — but now and then they get to win Oscars.

The program notes credit Ms. Haddad with freeing the raqs sharqi, or belly dance, "from the degrading connotations of the past" as she has "revived the dignity and tradition of Oriental dance and conveyed its latent sensuality".

What's more, the study notes, credit unions are free to "offer members additional services made available by third-party vendors and by certain profit-making entities with which they are associated, referred to as credit union service organizations".

The show notes crediting Katie Grand also ensured that they paid attention.

Eventually, Mr. Eno ran out of major-key songs and started sending Mr. Byrne odder, trickier tracks — like the ominous funk of "I Feel My Stuff," with Mr. Eno doing vocal beat-boxing behind skittering, computer-skewed notes credited as "inhuman piano".

Her array of experiences is "not what most people have," she notes, crediting an "extremely supportive" PI who gave her both "free rein" and advice whenever needed.

The agency downgraded the unit's senior secured note credit rating on Thursday from B to B-, or junk status.

As it stands, Boettcher — a pop-music producer whose heyday was the late '60s — now survives in rock history mostly as a liner-note credit.