Sentence examples for I probably owe from inspiring English sources

So I figure I probably owe this man my life".

"I probably owe him lunch," Mr. Nevo said.

"That was an unbelievable catch," Gee said, "and I probably owe him something for that".

This brings us back to Bhidé — whom I probably owe a public apology for dragging his serious research into this particular context.

I probably owe my political dismay to New Labour, but also my growing sense that the satirical shape of human affairs is international and historical, not glued to the tawdry ambitions of a team of politicians who represent nothing but themselves.

"I never thought I would be here 10 weeks ago so I probably owe both my gold medals to the British Athletics medical team because they have put a lot of hard work in and without them, I wouldn't have done it".

"Someone will say, 'Thanks, Bernie, we owe you a beer.' "I've never collected, but I'm probably owed a lot of beers all over the country".

"The Matchmaker," which garnered several awards in Israel (where it was titled "Once I Was"), probably owes part of its success to the director's knack for sketching characters' personal rationales and considerable emotional burdens without letting any one of them commandeer the film's tone.

They probably owe us money".

"Dollars to doughnuts, most people probably owe more than what the house is worth right now.

"We probably owe the boys a few schooeys [schooners of beer].