Sentence examples for really owe it from inspiring English sources

If you haven't seen The Last Stand yet (and judging by its box office, you probably haven't), you really owe it yourself to get your '80s nostalgia fix with Arnold instead of with Sly.

"We really owe it to future generations to preserve one to show the world what it was like".

We really owe it to the military for what they do day in and day out that we never even hear about".

Ask for feedback: "They really owe it to you at this stage and if you've got on well with the interviewer, they will be happy to help.

And with the sheer choice and variety of shopping on offer, from glitzy malls to traditional vibrant bustling street markets, you really owe it to yourself to take a look.

Spyros Gkelis, a biologist, said the Greek government, desperate to claw back money where it can and appease the international lenders, having admitted it is "completely unable to collect tax effectively from the people who really owe it", is "going after those it can most easily get.

He'd been avoiding climate change talk because the G.O.P. was bound to hit him over the head with it, and he was unable to get immigration reform done in his first term, but now, after the Latino vote pushed him into the White House for a second time, he really owes it to them to get it done.

"Lorne stepped up for this network and we really owe him for that," Mr. Zucker said.

I got my big break from him, without question, and I feel like I really owe him everything.

Here's how you can state it: you really feel you owe it to the company, then you can make it clear that you're happy to help train someone else to do your job or to smoothly pass on your duties.

If you're in a position that would be difficult to fill, and if you really feel you owe it to the company, then you can make it clear that you're happy to help train someone else to do your job or to smoothly pass on your duties.