Sentence examples for to repossess from inspiring English sources
verb
To reclaim ownership of property for which payment remains due.
In New York, lenders seeking to repossess face additional hurdles.
But the last thing most lenders want is to repossess.
Otherwise, lessors have the right to repossess the planes.
If she missed a payment, the store was entitled to repossess all she had bought there.
The bailiffs attempt to repossess a television in lieu of defaulted payments squandered on beer.
They decided to repossess the gallium to raise money to pay miners' salaries, they claimed.
He checked around for the Sikh who had been following him, probably to repossess his Volvo.
"They satisfied the need to create something intimate, and to repossess myself.
Above all, Mr. Powell should respect the rights of African people to repossess their land.
GMAC was about to repossess the truck because she owes her last two payments.
Like I've defaulted on the mortgage and he's the banker come to repossess.
