Sentence examples for then owed from inspiring English sources

The gauzy story line of the past week requires Helms to have "mellowed," the main piece of evidence being his agreement, in 1999, to allow payment of some nine hundred million dollars of the $1.3 billion in back dues the United States then owed the United Nations.

Mr. Torricelli also insisted that he had not done any unusual favors for Mr. Chang, who first turned to the senator in 1995 for help in winning the repayment of some $71 million he said he was then owed in a failed business deal with the North Korean government.

Though the first of the arabesques was composed in 1888, most of the pieces in this collection date from the early 1890s, and while a nocturne and a mazurka show how much Debussy then owed to Chopin, by the time of the 1894 Images (not to be confused with the two later sets of Images for piano, written in 1905 and 1907), the style is recognisably that of the mature composer.

We could have battled and lost and then owed a corporation $30 million and seen our careers just implode".

Wogan, then, owes his success on radio to his voice?

Patients might then owe more in co-payments for doctor's office visits, the group said.

Buyers then owe a proportionate share of the building's underlying mortgage, ranging from $113,000 to $381,831.

Whoever landed on Boardwalk would then owe Mr. Klar $2,000, or $1,500 for Park Place.

Indeed, most easy-listening instrumental hits since then owe a debt to "Cast Your Fate to the Wind".

Despite that, Buckingham says it was paid only £442,000, and had to pursue Grossman for £1.9m then owing.

In January, 1912, Governor Sulzer owed $48,599 and in January, 1913, his account was closed, Governor Sulzer then owing $26,793, which was paid by "L.M. Josephthal," whose identity was not brought out.