in debt in English

owing money, beholden, in the red

Use "in debt" in a sentence

1. Specific example: "You're buried in debt.

2. Martin had accumulated $000 in debt.

3. He is head over heels in debt.

4. He's in debt to the extent of

5. The 'b' in 'debt' is not pronounced.

6. He was head over heels in debt.

7. Or else she's head over heels in debt.

8. I can't sleep well when I'm in debt.

9. It's expensive; it leaves young people in debt.

10. He was a congenital liar and usually in debt.

11. Her spending without restraint ran him heavily in debt.

12. Companies that overreach themselves soon find themselves in debt.

13. Despite apparent success, the company was still in debt.

14. His extravagance explains why he is always in debt.

15. He calls those who are in debt to his master.

16. Our town will always be in debt to the man.

17. I'm half a Kingdom in debt to his bloody father.

18. Thus, their sons-in-law were not placed in debt.

19. Bombardier has $9B in debt maturing in the coming years

20. 3 Better go to bed supperless than rise in debt. 

21. It's not surprising the company's in debt - it's been completely mismanaged.

22. 4 Better go to bed supperless than rise in debt. 

23. Businesses are, in the aggregate, deeper in debt than ever before.

24. And it's thanks to the ABA that we are so in debt.

25. One of his businesses failed, and suddenly he was deeply in debt.

26. He was deep in debt and faced with forfeiture of his property.

27. It is not surprising the company's in debt ——it's been completely mismanaged.

28. “I left home with no money, and I returned home in debt.”

29. The survey claims loan companies prey on weak families already in debt.

30. The year-to-year variation in debt maturities largely reflects past borrowing activities.

31. Now you are the one who is up to your eyeballs in debt.

32. It was reported in 2010 that the company was $3 billion in debt.

33. Well, my dad said that she was actually in debt to the government.

34. 13 synonyms for Beholden: indebted, bound, owing, grateful, obliged, in debt, obligated, under

35. They've borrowed so much money that they're up to their ears in debt.

36. The art film failed commercially, putting the couple $190,000 in debt with back taxes.

37. Nation after nation is going deep in debt to pay the higher petroleum costs.

38. As a result, some parties are in debt and cannot afford any political activity.

39. A servant was in debt to his king for the amount of 10,000 talents.

40. Borrowing was his Besetting sin, and he was always head over ears in debt

41. ...resulting in a steep decline in debt charges as a share of total revenues

42. Pass do sthagain one time this, wang Yu is heavily in debt already, impecunious.

43. At its end the little society was cumulatively in debt, to the Collectivity no doubt

44. The club is in debt while others are queuing to cherry-pick their best players.

45. Beholden is an adjective that means to owe someone something, to be obligated or in debt

46. Because of her medical and her legal bills, she is now penniless and deeply in debt.

47. It was reported several years ago that every second household in Germany was seriously in debt.

48. Beyond the 2008-09 crisis, advanced countries’ indebtedness reflects persistent upward trends in debt ratios since 1974.

49. If the actual outcome approximates 2003 instead, the tribunals could end the year even further in debt.

50. Put us in debt so we're giving back the money we earned from our back-breaking work.