Sentences with phrase «to take credit for something»

I definitely can't take credit for it though.

In fact, my husband can really take the credit for me starting to research nutrition on a deeper level and learning about natural remedies.

This generation was not shy about taking credit for itself anyway.

Or they may take credit for something on the job that they didn't do because it sounds impressive.

Also, I love how religion constantly attacks and puts down science and learning, and then tries to take credit for it when a discovery is made.

I wanted to take credit for it for myself and put a notch in my belt.

I might even let the school fairy take credit for it.

Even the most accomplished people can have trouble taking credit for something good that they did.

I could never decorate like this on my own, but somehow I feel like I can still take credit for it.

I can not take any credit for it (I wish I could).

You may claim the credit for education expenses you paid for yourself, your spouse, or your dependent; but you may not take the credit for yourself if you are claimed as someone else's dependent.

I wish I could take the credit for something so oddly contrived and playful but alas, the best I have done is «Rockstravaganza.»

In a brief phone interview, Ms. Nixon said «Andrew Cuomo can't have it both ways» — claiming he was powerless to corral the I.D.C. for years and then taking credit for it disbanding on Wednesday.

Munn didn't name him when she wrote about the incident in her memoirs, but he later took credit for it anyway, shaming her in the same breath.

And while Olayan takes no credit for it, her drive for diversity has put OFC at the leading edge of a historic shift that has brought hundreds of thousands of Saudi women into private - sector jobs over the past five years.

But their company, Metamoki, will gladly take credit for it.

It was a risky move — taking credit for something unpredictable opens up the potential of getting blamed for it too — and one that has backfired a bit amid this latest selloff.

Globalization and advances in technology have helped push prices down in the last 30 years, yet rate - setters at central banks took credit for it.

No, they recognize that what the Old Testament says really happened, and that since God takes credit for it, God is guilty.

So were Warren Jeffs [Rapist / child molester], Jimmy Swaggert and Jim Baker [Adulterous johns], Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson [preach (ed) that god punished people through bad weather and speak like through them Jesus comes to bring water from a rock, but taking credit for themselves] and Billy Graham [preached that Jesus was dark skinned].

(The big shots of the day took credit for it all of course, and in a book about the history of the Vineyard he's mentioned in the appendix.)

I got this recipe a number of years ago from Jenny at Picky Palate and I actually take no credit for these myself.

I can't take credit for it though, because all I did was add a load of blended fresh basil leaves to He Won't Know It's Paleo's quest dip recipe!

I can't take credit for it as it's my Mum's creation, but it's too good not to share with you all.

Everyone has a favorite and if their favorite isn't picked they'll bitch and complain and if it is the guy you want then people will say the most outrageous shit to take credit for it saying they were right all along.

He wants to take that credit for him justifying his decision believing in certain overhyped players.

Fernando Mateo, founder of the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers, came clean about the blatant violation of election law after The Post learned he had personally solicited a donation for Hizzoner and then had Ahlam Jaoui take credit for it.

One challenge for us is that we're not a direct - service organization so we would never take credit for something big that happens in one of our members» cities.

And while trying to inappropriately take credit for something he did not do, Malloy and his supporters conveniently overlook the fact that, as governor, Malloy has taken dramatic actions that have actually jeopardized the financial stability of the fund that helps pay for health insurance premiums for retired teachers.

But the UN takes credit for it, and pretends that China's smog reduction was caused by the UN.

ELT may represent a path to consumer - facing success for certain vertical businesses, assuming of course one can convince partners and associates in the firm to produce content on a schedule without taking credit for it (one aspect of Littler's publishing success) and in the manner required by the affiliate (which is run by non-lawyers).

The boss is being a jerk, a coworker took the credit for something you did, or you just woke up on the wrong side of the bed.

How come nate gets to take credit for you shutter turned table, that's hardly fair!

Of course, I imagine that if a book turns into a bestseller despite the book getting virtually buried, they would then take credit for it and say they knew all along it was a great story, etc..

Thanks DDD, but can't take any credit for it really.

When the deal was announced in July, Trump called Guo's commitment «an incredible investment» and was quick to take the credit for it: «In other words, if I didn't get elected, he definitely would not be spending $ 10 billion.»

It's mysterious, and you can't take credit for it, you just have it,» says Lang, during a chat in an empty boardroom between story meetings.

If your idea does come to life, it doesn't do any good to take credit for it.

While he claims the «fundamentals» are strong, he can take no credit for it and has no idea about how to avoid their deterioration.

Why build the cathedral of Notre - Dame de Chartres if you can't take credit for it?

So with faith, which really depends on love, there is no taking credit for it nor denying it.

I think God made us, but man's feebl; e attempt to explain him or take credit for him are all wrong, from Muslim to Lutheran, it is all wrong.