Sentence examples for the creditable from inspiring English sources

Next, the creditable grouse and a dismal plate of suckling pig three ways.

He sabotages his own story, as well as the creditable work being done by Mr. Qualls and Ms. Reed.

One can also inflate Arthur's transformation itself, and yet the creditable over-all record of his Presidency is undeniable.

Dr Felix, the amateur psychologist, felt that "mental problems" precluded his men from performing after the creditable 1-1 drawithth Valencia in midweek.

Mr. Martinez dressed the creditable Caesar salad with an emulsified blend of raw eggs, olive oil, lemon juice and anchovies, he said, and then added Parmesan to finish.

The creditable cast features Henry Winkler, John Ritter and, most notably, Jan Maxwell, who provides something otherwise utterly lacking here: emotional verisimilitude (1 40).

Buttler's brilliant one-handed diving effort to dismiss Neil McKenzie was all the more creditable because the young Somerset wicketkeeper had only arrived back from Old Trafford in the early hours of the morning.

The story told by "Sacred Trash" is both lively and elevating; it is best read as an extended act of celebration of Cairo's historical Jewish community, their documents and their documents' 20th-century students (though the authors also find space to relate the less creditable activities of the storeroom's plunderers, pillagers and looters).

It was Le Carré's third novel (after the highly creditable Call for the Dead and A Murder of Quality) but there is a clear sense in The Spy of a writer hitting his stride with resolute confidence.

Here's a passage from his review of an album of songs from "Brigadoon" (1947): These songs, which are of the operetta variety, are the first creditable collection of their kind in years….

Further, the other creditable reference also considers the mechanical efficiency of mechanical CVT to be around 80%[21]1].