credits

/ ˈkrɛdɪts /

plural noun

1. a list of those responsible for the production of a film or television programme

Example Sentences

That would hurt Tesla’s unprofitable rivals that rely more on the tax credits to lure customers.

From Los Angeles Times

Adapting the book was “one of the most difficult challenges I’ve ever had as a writer,” said Zetumer, whose credits include “Patriots Day,” a dramatization of the 2013 Boston marathon bombings.

From Los Angeles Times

The encounter was part of what Jurado described as her “listening tour,” which she credits for her victory and which she plans to continue after her swearing-in.

From Los Angeles Times

He credits the dynamic offensive duo for his success, the same way he knows his former teammates credit him for theirs.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Curyer, an Australian-born businessman, credits this to a changing attitude that began soon after Microsoft founder Bill Gates touted nuclear energy as “ideal for dealing with climate change” in 2018.

From BBC

Related Words

• accept
• consider
• rely on
• trust