Sentence examples for deadbeats from from inspiring English sources
The Fort Worth, Tex.-based company sold to folks with bad credit, figuring marked-up prices and sky-high interest rates would offset all the deadbeats from the loans it financed.
Mr. Obama used his executive authority to direct the heads of federal agencies to bar "deadbeat companies" from doing business with the government.
Ben Mendelsohn plays Gerry, a deadbeat loser from Iowa with a parched, frazzled look, as if he has just climbed out of a tumble dryer nursing a hangover.
Ms. Mangano is owed thousands of dollars from deadbeats and once got a phone bill for $1,053 in overseas calls.
Interest charged is expected to more than cover interest costs plus losses from deadbeats.
According to a report in the Washington Post, the goal of the program was to collect $1.4 billion from deadbeats who owed the IRS $25,000 or less.
As two deadbeats who flit from video games to mugging tourists, when they are not thinking sex and drugs, Genevieve de Mahy (Maura) and Nathan Fulton (Mori) do vibrant work.
Once Hillary and Bill both sign up for their memoirs, they'll alchemize from penniless deadbeats into a $15 million conglomerate.
But a White House spokesman, Jim Kennedy, said officials had been diligent in trying to collect from "some deadbeats who aren't paying".
In the last two years, the city's figures also show, the scofflaw parade has been led by Egypt, followed by three countries whose oil wealth has not kept them from being deadbeats: Nigeria, Indonesia and Kuwait.
In promoting a tougher bankruptcy law that President Bush could soon sign, credit card and automobile companies depict a culture of spendthrift deadbeats who are excused from their debts only to go off on another binge.
