Sentence examples for which I owe from inspiring English sources

For me, it is a simple matter of loyalty to a home town – to which I owe a lot.

I was asked to contribute by the university, which I love, and to which I owe a profound debt.

I also have a loan on which I owe £3,400 and which I am repaying at £147 per month.

But my intimate friends know the truth--that it is not mereluck, but the science of numerology to which I owe all my happiness.

"I also understand fully the reasons for the decision made by the Greek Football Federation to which I owe a huge apology as it has helped me to get where I am in the professional game".

It's a remarkable service, and one to which I owe much props.

Also not helping: the Irish-Catholic genes to which I owed my translucently pale, vein-laced skin.

When I had the misfortune to fall under the oppression of melancholia (another inadequate word), one of the things to which I owed my escape was an edition of the letters of Bernard Shaw, where I found energy abounding.

"I owed Penguin a fourth, which I still owe them.

There is a huge body of information, to some portions of which I undoubtedly owe apologies for lack of mention.

Best, Jeffries Dear Stuart, There is a long and noble history to which I have owed many debts, from the Sienese to Breughel and Bosch to the symbolist-surrealist tradition.