Sentence examples for deadbeat's from inspiring English sources

And now her warped poor luck with a bad batch of paint – she might as well have covered the room in battery acid – had exposed some ghastly deadbeat's defiant parting graffiti.

Even if you don't own this EP, anyone who has seen NMN over recent years will know Deadbeat's Power and Glory mix of The River, as it was often a set opener.

The deadbeat's credit rating: AA. "That was my one nod to conservatism," he sighs.

They attach to all of a deadbeat's property car, home, other real estate and even accounts receivable in the case of a business.

For this THUMP mix, Royal-T goes all the way in from the trap lord A$AP Ferg to Deadbeat's deep house and Skepta's grime bars, mixing in his own flavor along the way.

What her many fans will remember, and value, is deadbeat Zinzi's personal journey, towards a frail but determined integrity.

The word "bankrupt," in fact, comes from the Italian banca rotta, harking back to the days when creditors would break a deadbeat merchant's bench.

Daltry Johnny Knoxvillee), a former deadbeat who's been in the small town since abandoning his teenage girlfriend and infant daughter 14 years earlier, has made a name for himself in the flourishing business of grass ("the legal kind," he clarifies, wearing a cheap suit and a perma-grin in a much-aired self-promotional television ad).

Basically, I was the absolute stereotype of a deadbeat McDonald's worker.

Hannity--after being the Number 1 fan of Mr. Bundy's heroic quest to avoid paying what he owed for using our land--now condemns the deadbeat rancher's racism, claiming, "Every conservative that I know does not support racism, period!" Except, of course, for his friend, Ted Nugent.

Neon Indian's "Deadbeat Summer" off 2009's Psychic Chasms was a perfectly slow-paced, lazy kind of jam that amazingly transitioned into the colder months (who doesn't want to be reminded of stretching out on a soft patch of grass come February).