Sentence examples for utter credit from inspiring English sources

Although complete and utter credit card divorce is the goal, consider using your credit card every few months to keep your account active.

But, for now, in the battle between historical accuracy and every single clever observation ever uttered being credited to either Mark Twain or Winston Churchill, the misattributors are winning.

To his credit, he did not once utter the word fierce.

It is to Mr. Tabakman's credit that this line is uttered without melodrama, and that his film's critique of the moral inflexibility of ultra-Orthodoxy is not shrill or easy.

I sat across from John and listened to his dreadful story of student loans, car loans, stacking credit card bills, as he uttered the hushed words of bankruptcy.

LIKE many Americans, I watched the debate in Washington over the debt ceiling in utter disbelief that lawmakers would risk the sterling credit rating of the United States over something that had been raised 10 times since 2001.

The creation of Telangana was a gambit, and as such it was an utter disaster.In Telangana, the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) is credited with having won independence for the region.

What saved them from utter financial devastation was the fact that they had rid themselves of the credit card debt.

A man who gets no credit for his efforts despite – or perhaps because of – a period of utter dominance never seen before and unlikely to be seen again.

(Rain rage! This was uttered on the 18th day of the month. But to Mr. Coito's credit, at least he could speak.

For extra-credit, frequently stare into the distance, and with a dramatic sigh, simply utter: "Someday..."... 3. Wait until everything in your life is perfect.