Sentence examples for printed credit from inspiring English sources

6. Find a binder to store your printed credit reports.

You'll get a printed credit slip that is redeemable for prizes: candy, cigarettes, toys, and household items.

Enjoy your printed credit card or banking statement.

While lucky humanities students only have to print off a few essays in black and white, large projects with colour diagrams are expensive: a Marine Geography student I lived with spent £94.80 in second year alone on printing credit!

That universities don't already give each student the minimum necessary print credit from £9,000 of fees is ridiculous.

Eligible students receive £300 of Your Beds Money credit, and £50 print credit in the first, second and third year.

Has our prosperity been based on money printing, credit expansion and cost cutting, instead of honest-to-goodness investment in the real economy?

In the bleak months that followed, the Edwardses looked for ways to keep Wade's name alive, taking comfort even in seeing it printed on credit-card offers that arrived in the mail.

He bought stolen Italian credit card information, printed and embossed credit cards on machines he owned himself, and cashed the cards out through high-end Italian retailers in the fashionable city, Krebs found.

Running organized crime was one thing; a Ukrainian running an identity theft ring and printing stolen credit cards in the Camorra's backyard was another.

A picture caption on April 29 with a fashion feature about spring prints credited three bracelets incorrectly.