Examples of 'owed someone' in a sentence
Meaning of "owed someone"
owed someone: This phrase indicates that a person is in debt to another individual or entity, typically as a result of borrowing money or receiving a service or favor
How to use "owed someone" in a sentence
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owed someone
Maybe she owed someone some money.
I only wrote those prescriptions because I owed someone a favor.
I suppose he owed someone a favour.
I owed someone an apology.
We might have kind of owed someone a little money.
He owed someone a favour.
I am thinking he owed someone money.
You owed someone money.
What happens when the deceased owed someone money?
Dad was owed someone money.
The man was upset because he was now in debt-he owed someone an ax head.
He owed someone something.
They collected . He owed someone something.
Is it something to do with Mexico? You owed someone money.
Let us not forget Harry owed someone enough money that a goon was sent to collect.
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Someone he knew got him into trouble, or maybe he owed someone some money?
Perhaps he owed someone money.
Is that what got him killed? You think he owed someone money?
Nikolai owed someone some money, and I paid them back.
Have you ever owed someone something?
Maybe he owed someone money? Or drugs.
You think he owed someone money?
Eh . He owed someone something.
And I think the chemist owed someone money, big money . Yeah.
I'll bet he owed someone a lot of money.
Maybe he owed someone money?
You think he owed someone money? Loan sharks!
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