Sentence examples for time to credit from inspiring English sources

Knowing the story behind these pictures kind of takes away the creepy feeling, but I'm incredibly thankful that someone is taking the time to credit artists for their... interesting work".

When Ladysmith Black Mambazo performed on Tuesday night at Carnegie Hall, Mr. Seeger was among its guests, and he took time to credit Mr. Linda before leading a singalong of "Mbube" (with the correct pronunciation: EEM-boo-bay) alongside Ladysmith Black Mambazo.

The most important thing that anyone -- whether you have made any purchases at one of these hotel locations or not -- can do is to pay close attention at all times to credit and debit card statements.

It's time to give credit where credit is due.

Take time to give credit where credit is due, especially if your mentee demonstrated outstanding leadership or took the initiative in solving a difficult task -- qualities that are worth reinforcing.

However, just take time to give credit to Pattie Boyd.

"It's time to give credit to the people who came up with them".

(Now is the time to give credit to the screenwriters, David Diamond and David Weissman, also the writers of "Old Dogs". The director is Mark Steven Johnson, who also did "Daredevil").

Mr. Benjamin, another Democrat, said he and his wife had to ask creditors for more time to pay credit card and cellphone bills.

Now, however, that the jest is public, I wonder if it isn't time to accept credit for authorship of the poem.

Time, to its credit, at some point realized the foolishness of hitching its wagon exclusively to the iTunes Store.