Sentence examples for with some credits from inspiring English sources

Most Thomas Edison students arrive with some credits, at times earned many years earlier.

But rarely discussed in the frenzy around the admissions process at this time of year is the large number of college students who drop out with some credits but no degree.

If transcripts of the audience were to exist, I'm confident she would emerge with some credit.

Yes, 66 Labour MPs voted for airstrikes but Corbyn emerged with some credit for allowing a free vote.

Birth rates among teen-agers declined substantially from 1991 to 1996, with some crediting abstinence and others contraception.

She got on the phone for quite a while and spoke with some credit card administrator in an office who-knows-where, but had no luck.

Michael Carberry can come out with some credit for the manner in which he negotiated the new ball in the first innings.

No 10 has ordered "radio silence" on behind-the-scenes talks aimed at ensuring both coalition parties can emerge from the crisis with some credit for improving the policy.

Green was exposed more times than he will want to remember but managed to emerge with some credit despite the frequency with which the ball was in his net.

Grenoble came back down to earth from their two early wins after a 2-0 loss at Lyon, but they emerged with some credit, as Daniel Moreira troubled a worryingly out-of-form Cris.

Wenger's team gave no indication of having resolved any of their defensive concerns but at least Fabianski, for once, emerges with some credit after a penalty save and that fine stop from Ilic at the end.