Sentence examples for I certainly owe from inspiring English sources

I certainly owe my life to Chadwick.

But if Boston University's archives is not the country's largest, it certainly owes the most to one man's instincts.

This is sometimes attributed to Zeno of Elea, and it certainly owes some of its inspiration to him, but the dilemmatic form, at least, seems more characteristic of Diodorus.

Nicky was a great man, and I almost certainly owe my life to him.

But we certainly owe them some obligation.

However, we certainly owe it to ourselves to try.

Democrats certainly owe a debt of gratitude to McAuliffe.

He'd certainly owe his bowler a pint or two in the clubhouse at stumps.

The California condor, the bald eagle and the gray wolf almost certainly owe their continued existence to the act.

But if board members decide to move the aquarium, Mr. McGowan said, "they certainly owe an explanation to the people of Bay Shore".

In addition, the company will almost certainly owe several billion dollars more under the Oil Pollution Act for damage to natural resources like reefs and oyster beds and fish populations.