Norwich were composed, well-drilled and, though indebted to John Ruddy on occasions, well worth their point on the road.
In physics, he wrote at length on place, space, and time; on the impossibility of a plurality of worlds; and, in great detail, on the movement of bodies (Leonardo da Vinci seems to have been indebted to him on this subject).
Before his association with Gauguin, which began 1889, de Haan made heavy realistic paintings, indebted to Rembrandt, on Jewish themes.
Joined by T (Tom Timm? Taggart?), the two-piece make a soulful, moody sound indebted to TV on the Radio, Shuggie Otis and Toro Y Moi.
Jill Ellis' side were indebted to Solo on her 200th cap - an international goalkeeping record - especially with 41 minutes gone when she made a sharp low stop from Marie-Laure Delie, who was clear on the right seven yards out.
"I don't normally say thank you to the ABC, but I have to say Australia is indebted to you on this instance".
I feel indebted to Rowling, on behalf of the worldwide Sikh community, for having done what I have wanted to see done all of my life, and now have finally have it in tangible form in my hands.
Cameron blames Brown for allowing Britain to become what he calls "the most indebted country on the planet".
Investors rushed for safety, which pushed bond yields in indebted countries on the periphery of the euro zone, like Spain, toward the 6 percent level.
