Sentence examples for he was indebted from inspiring English sources

Once more he was indebted to Demichelis who clipped the ball off the line.

To Aristotle he was indebted primarily in matters of cosmology and ethics.

Weise said he was indebted to Stephen Garmey, the writer of the forthcoming book "Gramercy Park," for some of his information.

Caballero, who followed Pellegrini from Malaga to City, said he was indebted to the manager for his first trophy at club level in 13 years.

He said he was indebted to one of the 20 or 30 newspapermen present at that interview for the phrase "to get with it".

Like Mr Salinas, President Ernesto Zedillo has shied away from changing this; like his predecessor, he was indebted to Don Fidel for acquiescing in a steep fall in real wages (see chart).

He is indebted to his predecessor but untroubled by his ghost.

Mr. Hawke says he is "indebted" to Ms. Thurman for agreeing to co-star in "Chelsea Walls".

Chancellor Kohl's political stock is falling&many worry that he's indebted to Reagan for the ceremony at Bitburg.

Mr. Harrison, one of the architects of the Rockefeller Center and the coming World's Fair, said that he is indebted to the Persians for the idea of the house.

"He still has businesses all over the world, and we still do not know who is financing those businesses and who he's indebted to," Painter said.