Sentence examples for indebted man from inspiring English sources

A heavily indebted man tried to get his credit card reactivated.

Now it appears more likely that he was China's most indebted man.

JERUSALEM — Moshe Silman, the desperately indebted Haifa man who set himself aflame last weekend as part of a social justice protest in Tel Aviv, died Friday from the second- and third-degree burns over 94 percent of his body.

We (I don't mean just Libyans, but all those who value liberty and justice) are all indebted to men like Izzo.

Khousrof says he will be permanently indebted to the man he calls "The Captain".

Blonde film stars will always be required to be fantasy figures in some way, they say, but Miller is coolly certain that "nowadays we are far more able to achieve things without feeling indebted to some man who essentially wants to control and possess free-spirited women … There is," she says, as her older friend knows only too well, "a lot more to life than being puppeteered by creepy men".

I'm very indebted to that man.

They're permanently indebted to one man and one movement.

His distinguished friends, with ministers of religion among them, certainly admired and loved him, and there were younger men indebted either to his influence or to his pocket.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/10/530/prepub The authors are indebted to young men and women who participated in this study.

When Lendl Simmons was stuck on the crease and lbw to David Willey, whose eyes were burning with passion, it was 13 for 3. Now West Indies were indebted to Samuels, the man who scored the vital runs in their World T20 final win against Sri Lanka four years ago.