Sentence examples for think he owes from inspiring English sources

Frankly, I think he owes them an apology".

"So I think he owes one to the Orthodox world".

To think — he owes his life to you — yes, Jimmy boy, to you.

"We think he owes no civil liabilities," said C. Michael Green, another of Mr. Rich's lawyers.

In an interview with MSNBC McCain called for the business magnate to direct his apologies elsewhere, telling the network: "I don't think he owes an apology to me".

I'm not a hero, but those who were my senior ranking officers, those who inspired us to do things that we otherwise wouldn't have been capable of doing – those are the people that I think he owes an apology to".

I think he owed me a favour".

I suppose it was a bit of an odd situation for those looking in from the outside but to me it was really simple: Charlie Adam wanted some money he felt he was owed from last season when we got promoted; my chairman Karl Oyston didn't think he owed it.

What he had taught in the way of English I never found out, but I think he owed his unusual status not so much to his classroom performance as to having been adviser to the newspaper and the yearbook — media functions that connected him with the reigning star system of the school.

At the most recent debate, Sanders said he did not think he owed the Sandy Hook families an apology for his remarks, but also shifted in saying: "They have the right to sue, and I support them and anyone else who wants the right to sue".

What he had taught in the way of English I never found out, but I think he owed his unusual status not so much to his classroom performance as to having been adviser to the newspaper and the yearbook media functions that connected him with the reigning star system of the school.