Sentence examples for side owed from inspiring English sources

He said the Championship side owed around £1.9m and League One Southend £411,000.

Five of the 13 that played in Munich were signed by Mourinho and the bloody-minded DNA and spine of the side owed much to him.

As Lincoln and his Treasury head, Salmon Chase, understood all too well, the military prospects of either side owed much to the reliability of their respective money supplies.

That Somerset side owed so much to him.' They also owed a lot to Tom Cartwright, their player-coach when Richards began his county career.

He felt that France had supported America because of its own national interests -- weakening England, gaining a lucrative new trading relationship -- and neither side owed the other any moral gratitude.

Wenger's side owed yesterday's victory to their tradition of being able to grab a goal against the run of play and hold that narrow lead for the larger part of the game.

Each side owes itself a frank assessment.

Mr. Watson has said he does not believe either side owes the fee.

That said, he professed some concern about how I.B.M. essentially was a big annuity company on the side, owing to its big pension obligations.

But the other side, owing to the obtuseness and confusion of its imperial benefactor, failed to develop into the strong democracy it was expected to become.

He queries the scant use of the tube in films (he overlooks Christopher's Smith's excellent 2004 horror film Creep in this lament), rides in the driver's compartment of a train, and learns a few facts that probably won't help the tube-phobic to conquer their fear (if you are evacuated from a train in a tunnel, you have to leave from the front, not the side, owing to space restrictions).