Sentence examples for once credited from inspiring English sources

As a result of carbon dating and infrared analysis, a painting once credited to….

She once credited her itinerant upbringing for an ability to pick up accents: Shirley Bassey's distinctive Tiger Bay, for instance.

(Faulkner, no stranger to the mind-expanding possibilities of the very long sentence, was once credited with a 1,400-worder 1,400-worderess byok of World Records).

Modestly, the three partners who run the London-based Zetter group claim they were "once credited" with inventing the concept of the boutique hotel.

Others at the retreat craned their heads for a glimpse of Mr. Pittman, one of the executives once credited for AOL's explosive growth.

She once credited that marriage as her introduction to and informal education in journalism, but never considered working in the field until much later.

Once credits are awarded, they can be traded.

There's slightly more risk that expectations could rise once credit loosens up and spending accelerates.

There's more risk that expectations could rise once credit loosens up and spending accelerates.

But the results were mutually ruinous: once credit stopped flowing, many financial firms — the banks included — were forced to sell off assets in order to raise cash.

But the results were mutually ruinous: once credit stopped flowing, many financial firms the banks included were forced to sell off assets in order to raise cash.