Sentence examples for then owing from inspiring English sources

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

Then I put the book down because I had to write a review of another book and then, owing to a combination of distraction, overwork, and, I expect, envy, never went back to Cole.

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.

Then, owing to the green levies change, it dropped prices by 2.6% on 28 February.

Refunds of tuition and fees, if applicable, can result in a student first receiving a refund and then owing a balance.

Assume that condition (c) holds, then owing to (H 0)<0) and (H_{M}>0), (H(E =0) has only two positive roots.

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".