Sentence examples for He may owe from inspiring English sources

He may owe his nickname (the Bronze One) to the fact that he had a ruddy complexion.

He may owe his inclusion in the show to a dazzling olio of identities: the son of a Haitian and Palestinian father and an Israeli mother.

He may owe $700,000 in fines if a judge rules against his appeal in late November.

But, in fact, he may owe his job to the horrors of Heinz.

Federal tax authorities say that they are hot on Mr. Luxemburgo's trail and that he may owe as much as $1 million in back taxes and penalties.

Mr. Daft is said to closely follow changing tastes, not only in soft drinks but also in pop culture, something that he may owe to his 26-year-old daughter, Alexandra, who lives in Portland, Ore., and 22-year-old son, Nicholas, a senior at Williams College.

And he makes Alice so guilty for doubting his intentions that she begins to suspect she may owe him an apology.

Far fewer recognize E.I.S., though they may owe their lives to it.

He said the company may owe the city money.

He may have been a thug, but he knew a greater thug when he saw one — and we may owe our freedom today to this wrinkle in history.

Retired baseball pitcher Sandy Koufax is regarded as one of the most talented players to have ever stepped on the mound, but new research suggests he and other baseball greats may owe their strong throwing arms to evolution.