Sentence examples for west credit from inspiring English sources

But Rubens guessed correctly at the finish by playing the ace to drop the king, giving West credit for skillful defense.

Many in Turkey and in the West credit this commitment to the Kemalist vision on the part of the Army for the steady economic and political development of Turkey in this past century, and also for the stability the country has enjoyed.

The West credited its own tougher talk of reprisals.

Rebel leaders in the west credited NATO with thwarting an attempt on Sunday by Qaddafi loyalists to reclaim Zawiyah with a flank assault on the city.

"I'll be middle class again if I keep my spending to bare bones". West credits Obama with bringing the economy back.

Former-Marine-turned-journalist Bing West credits Petraeus for using America's power as "the strongest tribe" (to improve rather than worsen the situation. Petraeus literally rewrote the US counter-insurgency manual.

West credits the festival's early support in providing his films with appreciative audiences and giving him the boost he needed to continue.

West credits Austen and Chekhov for their acuity in depicting the tragedy of unrealized potential -- of women, in Austen's case.

Roger Woodhouse Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands  Credit where credit's due.

IN THE West, a credit card is a discreet way of borrowing.

He never gave Jerry West the credit for putting those teams together.