Sentence examples for bankrupt out from inspiring English sources

"People are going bankrupt out here, and there's no cash flow in our developments anymore," he says.

He added, a bit ruefully, that "the only lender that ended up going bankrupt, out of all the lenders, is Lehman Brothers".

"There are a lot of them going bankrupt out there," Loyal's skipper, Sean Langman, said in a telephone interview from Sydney.

We are bankrupt, out of work, out of money and running out of time.

(Their last one, "Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix," in 2009, won a Grammy. Their next one, "Bankrupt!," comes out in April).

These should include provisions for letting zombie companies go bankrupt, phasing out costly agricultural subsidies and raising Japan's low rates of legal immigration to expand the working-age population.

Orchestras are running scared these days, with some going bankrupt, locked out, downsized or having their seasons shortened.

For more on the intrigue, including how Blixseth went from billionaire to bankrupt, check out Radar Online's coverage, and take a look at the pictures here.

The group got involved with Delphi because the bankrupt, bailed-out G.M. was rather surprisingly set to stump up the majority of the cash — $2 billion initially — to finance Parnassus alongside Platinum.

It feels civilized compared to some of the other places I've called home that had bad reputations in the days that I lived in them: angry, bankrupt, blacked-out New York in the mid-70's, tough-guy Philadelphia in the mid-80's.

About 30% of bankrupts turn out to have engaged in calculated fraud, relying confidently on the casual norms of modern bankruptcy law.