Sentence examples for creditors borrowed from inspiring English sources

(Diaghilev, to escape his creditors, borrowed three hundred pounds from one of his dancers' mothers and left town before the show closed).

Normally, an individual helps his creditors by borrowing less; but a person who stops borrowing to finance commuting to his job does his creditors no favor.

During the proceedings, it was revealed that Wilkinson had been financially insolvent since 1992 and was operating a Ponzi scheme, paying his creditors with money borrowed from others rather than his own profits.

The answer to that dilemma is simple; if you don't want to be at the mercy of creditors, don't borrow lots of money from them.But it is a hard lesson to learn.

To finance the building of canals and railroads, they'd borrowed heavily from creditors, many of them foreigners, who had expected the federal government to bail out the states again.

Enron responded in court filings that it was not draining away money and pledged that its bankrupt units would work with the creditors to ensure that money borrowed by other parts of the company was repaid.

At that point, the Greek state had borrowed billions from creditors to save these banks, and Sorras claimed he had the way to buy all of them.

We borrowed to invest, from creditors both domestic and foreign.

Austria and Germany had borrowed heavily from foreign creditors and the bank's failure rippled around the world, vastly intensifying the Depression.

If the funds go down with big debts they will leave creditors, quite possibly the pension funds they borrowed the shares from, unpaid.

Like with a secured loan, you use the borrowed money to pay off creditors and only make a single payment to the lender each month.