Sentence examples for which she owed from inspiring English sources

She has chopped up her credit cards, on which she owed $7,200 two years ago.

What began as an asset, though, turned into a liability as she appeared to lose touch with the very constituency to which she owed her power.

There followed a remarkable recovery which she owed largely to the self-defeating behaviour of the Labour Party and the soon-to-disintegrate Liberal-SDP Alliance.

The most widely read and hotly disputed American novel of the 19th century, Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin (1852), was profoundly influenced by its author's reading of slave narratives, to which she owed many graphic incidents and the models for some of her most memorable characters.

Cathy Blandino of Las Vegas recently sent him a package containing the shredded remains of her 36 credit cards, on which she owed $64,000, all paid off over five years with help from her company earnings (she scaled back her efforts and brought home $5,800 last year).

Fusco has had five chemotherapy sessions so far, for which she owes $1,700.

Her son, Montgomery, is perfectly healthy, she said, which she owes to the fact that she did not drink.

Arguably, certain solutions to the problem of political obligation fare better when "political" refers to the status in virtue of which a person has the obligation than when it refers to the entity to which she owes it, or vice versa.

The investigation began after Ms. Stewart appealed a bill from the state tax department, which said she owed it taxes, plus penalties and interest, for 1991 and 1992.

Weber then got another bill, which said she owed the company more than $2,347.

Not listed was $275 for her rent this month, which she still owes.