Sentence examples for sometimes credited as from inspiring English sources

After an appearance in the John Huston-directed Civil War drama The Red Badge of Courage (1951), the 6ft 4in actor legally changed his name, dropping his father's surname to become Robert Easton – sometimes credited as Bob Easton.

Arendt is sometimes credited as the first person to make the case for equating Fascism and Communism as regimes of the same type, and for refusing to make a moral distinction between Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Russia.

On Friday the book will be celebrated with an exhibition opening at KS Art, at 73 Leonard Street in TriBeCa, and, across the street at the Knitting Factory, the reunion of Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, whose blunt, aggressive songs had instrumentation so minimal that on its records the percussionist was sometimes credited as playing simply "drum".

Friedrich Haselwander worked on AC in Germany and is sometimes credited as the first to use a three-phase system in 1887.

They included system architect Jordan Ritter ("nocarrier'), who played a key role in helping Napster scale and is sometimes credited as a co-founder, and server admin Evan Brewer ("dmess0r').

1979's Warrior is another title sometimes credited as one of the first fighting games.

Tellingly, the hero of the 1994 Seleção, Romario, whose feet are sometimes credited with electing President Fernando Cardoso, has reëmerged as a leading voice of the World Cup opposition.

As for innovation, she is sometimes credited for introducing the culotte to luxury fashion.

He is sometimes erroneously credited as the editor of the 1937 edition of the Köchel catalogue of Mozart's work; that edition was actually prepared by Alfred Einstein.

It is sometimes credited to Frederick the Great.

Varese is sometimes credited with participating also in the bombardment.