Sentence examples for really owes from inspiring English sources

"He really owes McCain," Mr. LaHood said.

"Nobody really owes you anything in free agency," he said.

And I think the nation and the region really owes us some higher level of assistance.

The company pays about one-sixth of what it really owes in taxes.

"Mailer really owes me," she said, speaking of her late ex-husband in the present tense, as she often did last week.

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.

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I really owe her this book so enormously.

"I really owe my whole career to Michael".

They really owe an apology to the American people.

I really owe them all my subsequent opportunities".