Sentence examples for some deadbeats from inspiring English sources

But a White House spokesman, Jim Kennedy, said officials had been diligent in trying to collect from "some deadbeats who aren't paying".

"Fame costs!" Michelle shouts at some deadbeat parents.

Only [in] foreclosure cases did the judges look at the two sides, and on the one side they see a very nicely dressed bank lawyer, who they might have went to school with, and on the other side they see some "deadbeat," quote-unquote, who didn't pay their mortgage, or who is a pro se litigant, who's acting in their own defense.

And although Wells has long crowed over his tenants' stellar status, it turns out that some were deadbeats.

And now her warped poor luck with a bad batch of paint – she might as well have covered the room in battery acid – had exposed some ghastly deadbeat's defiant parting graffiti.

And I'd close down the Federal Parent Locator Service; that was well intentioned to track down employees evading child support obligations, but has become a national databank using SSN's to monitor Americans' movements -- posing a danger to civil liberty far greater than letting some dads be deadbeats.

Some biological dads were deadbeats.

Some are publicly shaming deadbeats by posting their names on hallway bulletin boards or barring them from facilities like health clubs and concierge services.

Some are reprobates and deadbeats.

The lenders argue that they have learned their lesson and are distinguishing between chronic deadbeats and what some in the industry call "fallen angels," those who had good payment histories before falling behind as the economy foundered.

On top of that, my wife is on my case about laying aside more money for the future, as if I'm some kind of deadbeat don.