owes造句

He still owes for his house.

Mankind owes immense benefits to Jenner.

He owes his success to our help.

For he owes not any man.

I think success owes to the subtle.

It now owes its players ten months of back pay.

You I shape with stranger, meet also owes a game.

A company director owes a fiduciary duty to the company.

The junior partner owes the senior respect and obedience; the senior owes the junior partner protection and consideration.

She owes her success to hard work and patience.

By seeing out that contract, he would earn less than half the money he owes Chelsea.

This unique art owes itself to the long history, vast territory and hospitable tradition of China.

Who brings me a beautiful hair, who owes me the price of my life?

Mrs Allen's style of cooking owes much to her mother -in-law.

Don't complain all day about what life owes you. Actually, life doesn't know who you are.

St. Michael Earl Church owes its fame to the exquisite Statue of Archangel above its front door.

Anyway, there's not much difference: the Tea Party movement owes much of its rise to enthusiastic Fox coverage.

Even so, ASEAN's success owes more to ambitious cuts in its MFN tariffs, which it applies to everybody.

ANGELA MERKEL, the German chancellor, owes her seat in the Bundestag to voters in her constituency in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania.

I may give another instance of a structure which apparently owes its origin exclusively to use or habit.

Dockery: There is one direct line of ancestors to today's Navy Seals. Every Seal, who has ever been, owes his existence to the underwater demolition teams.

The creation of Jinggagshan Revolutionary Base owes certain to the contribution of the force converted from "greenwood outlaws" of whom Yuan Wencai is a representative.

Mr Obama has recognised that he owes his electoral victory in part to Hispanic voters (most of whom are of Mexican descent).

Our research, however, uncovered a distinct generational mindset that reflects changing views about what retirement means and an evolving sense of what one generation owes the next.

Jill: I've hinted to Mary several times that I need her to pay me the money she owes, but she just ignores me.

His lack of recognition at that time owes much to the limited appeal of pan flute even in his homeland , where there was a reluctance to manufacture the ancient instrument .

It represents 52 percent of China's entire population in poverty, yet China owes much of its cultural wealth to the unique diversity of its 55 officially recognized ethnic minority groups.

The Viennese apostle of the free market owes much of his success to Glenn Beck, a TV host on Fox News, who believes the book carries an urgent message for today's Americans.

You also can E-mail the irritating kid your notes, and, in the college bartering system, now he owes you a good turn if you ever happen to miss class yourself.