Sentence examples for work credited from inspiring English sources

It is the first work credited to the master to enter national collections.

The writer's superstition about pseudonyms was perhaps proved correct when a rare work credited to his birth-name, the stage play Mum, was savaged by critics.

Truman Capote's groundbreaking 1959 story of the murder of a rural American family, In Cold Blood, is the work credited with establishing a new genre of creative non-fiction.

Amplifying greatly on Ms. See's 2005 best seller, the screenplay, credited to Ron Bass (he's apparently on the Asia beat: his other studio work, credited and not, includes "The Joy Luck Club" and "Memoirs of a Geisha"), Angela Workman and Michael K. Ray, lurches from period to period with an increasing lack of focus.

And given that one of the chestnuts of the Lennon-McCartney song catalog was the 1920's-style 1920's-stylexty-Four" -- a song actually Whenten by Paul McCartney, but lIke all their Beatles-era work, credited to both -- it seemed to Yoko Ono, Lennon'm widow, that the occasion demanded a public celebration.

A MOOC has been offered as an alternative activity to project work, credited towards the final grade in the course.

(b) Showily take the stairs at work, crediting the power of raw ginger out loud, to no one in particular.

The Museum of Modern Art acquired Drowning Girl in 1971, and their webpage for this work credits Philip Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Bagley Wright for the acquisition.

Reviewers praised the "Trent", largely ignoring the works credited to Clarke premiered in the same recital.

He earned the early release, as state statute allows, for good behavior and work credit.

He would allow education and training to constitute work credit under the welfare law, which is not the case generally.