Sentence examples for remained indebted from inspiring English sources

Hergé remained indebted to Chang, who returned to China, and with whom he lost contact for years.

Consumers remain indebted, and the housing market remains depressed.

Labour has lost my faith, though I remain indebted to what was believed.

Many players remain indebted to him for drafting them or signing them as free agents.

Workers who pay hefty fees for their recruitment remain indebted for months or years because they are not reimbursed.

Yorkshire were bailed out by Colin Graves, now the ECB's chairman, and they remain indebted to him.

Mind you, this aging medical facility employs brilliant and courteous doctors and nurses to whom I remain indebted.

The villagers remain indebted to the Indian Army for helping them rebuild their houses after the earthquake.

But most borrowers use the loans to cover ordinary living expenses, and remain indebted for an average of five months per year, the study found.

Still, as British athletes, Denise Lewis and Kelly Sotherton remain indebted to the straight-talking man from Amsterdam for guiding them on the Olympic podium.

Nor does Gilmour offer any but the most scattered reference to the picaresque wonders of "Kim," that infectious and irreplaceable book to which all later descriptions of India in English remain indebted.