Sentence examples for time credited to from inspiring English sources

Its 75 performances exceeded the 62, a record for that time, credited to John Gay's The Beggar's Opera (1728), and it is still revived.

A second deflected goal - this time credited to Jermain Defoe - means they record a 2-0 victory at Goodison Park and move up to 14th in the Premier League.

The loans are paid through the timebank's credit union partner, with loans fees paid in time credits to the timebank.

By participating in the programs, eligible prisoners can earn time credits to reduce their sentence or enter "prerelease custody," such as home confinement.

There are time banks – especially in Washington DC, in the youth justice system – that pay teenagers to sit on juries trying other teenagers (they use their time credits to buy computers).

What if there are no available slots when I return the bike? A. Riders can dip either their membership keys or their credit or debit cards into the kiosk and select "Request Time Credit" to add an extra 15 minutes to the trip, allowing riders to try their luck at a nearby station.

Or you can donate your time credit to someone else.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services "considers climate change to be one of the top public health challenges of our time" (credit to Politico for finding this site still active).

By Friday morning, service had nearly returned to normal, a fast recovery time officials credited to the modernized system.

His first bit part, in a 1922 sled-dog picture (or "snow," in the lingo of the time), was credited to "Rin Tan".

At the time, Fox's departure was credited to her desire to pursue other acting opportunities.