Sentence examples for your indebted from inspiring English sources

The measure is promoted as a way of making college more affordable, but it will mainly benefit those well out of school, many of whom are relatively well-to-do, mid-career professionals, such as your indebted correspondent.

It's immediately recognisable as a Shane Meadows picture both through the harsh, handheld, in-your-face aesthetic, indebted to the realism of Ken Loach and Mike Leigh, and the now familiar, unprepossessing mug of Meadows himself.

Recurring payments could suggest that your business is indebted to another lender.

Niven's bestselling breakthrough novel, Kill Your Friends, is clearly indebted to Amis in its unapologetic depiction of testosterone-fuelled venality.

You will feel indebted to your staff.

The more people who know about your plans, the more indebted you'll feel to making this serious commitment.

To parse out the difference, it's important to know your advisor's pay structure: are they indebted more to you or to their own bottom line?

Pay attention not just to the arguments but even more so to the voice, on the assumption that before you can be true to your own voice you'll need to be indebted to someone else's.

You have to feel comfortable with each other and shouldn't feel that you are asking your contacts for favours or are in some way indebted to them.

But, whether it's caused by the financial crisis, those seemingly ubiquitous and unscrupulous financial advisers or your run-of-the-mill celeb excess, the list of indebted celebs seems to be growing.

Because you are indebted to anyone who lent you money, did you a favor, returned your call, your nails will be bloody stubs.