deadbeat造句

Leave that deadbeat husband.

Look you deadbeat!

He is notorious as a deadbeat.

If a deadbeat friend is bad news, a deadbeat child or sibling can be even worse.

Simulations of DC motors in ripple-free deadbeat control

But he did not want to feel like a deadbeat.

A patient who cannot pay is turned over to a collection agency, like any other deadbeat.

And that's ultimately how Ward handled his old friend, the deadbeat roommate.

Even when a claim is disproved, it hangs around like a deadbeat renter you can't evict.

Meanwhile, a high proportion of media stories about fathers focus on abusive husbands or deadbeat dads.

But aspiring property owners need to watch out for a slew of traps. Among them: prolonged vacancies, surprise costs, deadbeat tenants, difficulty refinancing and overestimating the rental potential.

"Caroline," now in her 50s and partly disabled by diabetes and heart disease, had left her deadbeat husband and was subsisting on occasional cleaning and catering jobs.

As for the law firms, they are taking pains not to alienate their deadbeat clients, for fear of damaging their burgeoning Washington lobbying practices.

A round-faced woman with thick black hair tucked into a head scarf, Saima had barely a rupee, and her deadbeat husband was unemployed and not particularly employable.

It gives police officers the power to stop people at customs checkpoints if the deadbeat, or Laolai - a derogatory term in Chinese used for diehard debtors - tries to leave the country.

She knows who's married to whom, who's pregnant, which friend has the deadbeat brother-in-law, which cousin is the reformed alcoholic, and whose mother just died a month ago.

But here, most parents think things are working just fineand, if they follow the formula, their single child will emerge anhonor to the family and not a dreaded deadbeat.