Sentence examples for debt pick from inspiring English sources

To drive down debt, pick up the phone.

"The debt picks at your brain," says Peterson.

But some of the debt was picked up by Indonesian taxpayers, while around half was restructured.

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation is already hobbled by debt, having picked up the pieces of more than 3,200 failed pension plans in its 30-year life.

The Apollo Group has already played the role of debt vulture, picking up some of the debt on the recent buyout of Thomson Learning that the Royal Bank of Scotland had been unable to offload at the initial rates, people involved in the deal said.

But instead of buying its domestic debt, he picked up pound-denominated GE bonds maturing in 2016 and yielding 6.4%.

It's one of the few moments in this perverse corporate ritual where we can pretend that education is something bigger than just an extension of childhood where you're given a piece of paper at the end that'll make it marginally easier to pay back all the debt you picked up trying to get it in the first place.

Cesar promises him room and board but instead turns him into a prisoner, forcing him to pay back his increasing debts by picking tomatoes; he finally escapes by cutting through a truck's roof.

Mr Mead also notes that DHL guarantees DHL Airways' debts and picks up its operating costs, the sort of contract that it will want to have with Airborne's spun-off airline.

UAB soldiers and associates on the outside carried out other missions as well, from stealing vehicles from people who owed the gang drug debts to picking up UAB gang members when they escaped from prison.

Should MCI's cash flows no longer cover payments on its debt, WorldCom must pick up the tab.