I owed it to Carrie, and I owed it to Hal.
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I owed it to the team and I owed it to the company that I was at my best.
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I knew I owed it to myself to try again.
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I had this idea that I owed it to everybody.
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We have long owed it to them to honor their contributions.
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Clinton stayed in the race in 2008 because she owed it to
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I owed it to the island that has given me so much.
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I owed it to him to at least do a little research.
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"I owed it to Conner to help this kid out," he said.
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I owed it to them, and to their families, and their clients' families.
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I felt like I owed it to myself and the countless zombie nerds.
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He also said he owed it to himself to play with genuine effort.
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"I came because I just felt I owed it to him," he said.
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I owed it to them to let their voices be heard in some capacity.
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I almost felt like I owed it to everybody to be that gay boy.
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But Mr. Bardy said the journalists owed it to Mr. Kuciak to keep digging.
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To misrepresent that ... I felt like I owed it to everybody to stay true.
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We talked a lot about that, and he said he owed it to his family.
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"I almost felt like I owed it to everybody to be that gay boy," Totah said.
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"Mattis owed it to Trump to let him know that things might go wrong," he said.
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Postcards warned the population about the shift and why they owed it to their country not to forget.
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And I felt like I owed it to the country that it was a duty that I go.
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"I owed it to myself and my team to respond like that," Perkins told the Spokane Spokesman-Review.
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"I felt like I almost owed it to this institution that very much gave me my career," said Gross.
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John Delaney said he wanted to run full-time, so he owed it to his constituents to step down.
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She decided a few weeks after the trials that she owed it to Claye to come and support him.
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As they were working together, Weiner allegedly told Gordon she owed it to him to let him see her naked.
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The majority felt they owed it to their forebears from whom they had inherited the store to keep it going.
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Clinton on the presidential campaign trail, Mr. Weiner felt he owed it to his wife to embrace a supporting role.
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" In Gordon's original account, she claimed that Weiner once said she "owed it to him to let him see her naked.
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I decided that I owed it to myself to see it through, to give it a shot and see what happened.
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He also said he felt he owed it to himself and his fans to break his silence and tell his side.
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Given all of this, the DOJ owed it to Garner, his memory, his family, and the community to allow federal charges.
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"The more I thought about it, the more I felt like I owed it to put our best foot forward," Paulson said.
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"No, I do not," he told Melvin when asked if he thought he owed it to Lewinsky to reach out and apologize.
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In last week's Atlantic interview Mattis said he owed it to the remaining administration officials to maintain his silence on certain issues.
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Moore was widely criticized for that deal, but he said he owed it to the players to show faith in their progress.
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After that, at least, a political career for Ms Park seemed assured, and she herself believed she owed it to her dead parents.
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Disheartened, and frankly a little disgusted, I looked down at my hideous wheelchair and knew I owed it to myself to try again.
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In April, he said he owed it to supporters to give "serious consideration" to mounting a bid for the GOP nomination against Trump.
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Howard felt that she owed it to the Miller family, who owned a restaurant where she sometimes ate, to keep Woodfox locked up.
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I made the only appeal I could: Kaye owed it to history to stand by the truth, as Hill had done, despite the consequences.
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In my eyes, I thought I owed it to my parents to become a lawyer, or to get a job in the corporate world.
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David Dayen notes that Clinton herself stayed in the race in 2008 because she owed it to her supporters—Sanders may feel the same way.
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According to Gordon, during a late night at the office, Weiner told her that she owed it to him to let him see her naked.
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After a while I grew so close to [my fans] I felt like I kind of owed it to them to share more of myself.
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"Ken Griffey Jr. has meant so much to this organization that we felt like we owed it to him," director of scouting Tom McNamara said.
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The "Shots Fire" star said she was definitely nervous about changing her look, but felt she owed it to the character to go for it.
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I kept up with active shooting situations as I was writing the book, because I felt I owed it to my readers not to flinch away.
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I felt like I kind of owed it to my city, to the Solomons, and the industry to step up and try to fill the void.
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Gordon told the Information that while working late one night together, Weiner told her that she owed it to him to let him see her naked.
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Bryant watches helplessly as Lakers fall in Denver DENVER — Kobe Bryant said he owed it to the Nuggets fans to play in his final trip to Denver.
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"Ten years at the top is a long time," he told reporters in Wellington on Monday, adding that he owed it to his family to step aside.
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Because I owe it to the contributors, I owed it to the nonprofits, to just have this come out the one time and have it be insane.
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If they were going to trust in me and my company as their employer, then I owed it to them to preserve that trust by promising stability.
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I chose to transition in a very public way because I felt I owed it to those at Vermont Electric Cooperative who put their trust in me.
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He owed it to himself and to everyone who helped get him out, including the attorneys who helped him get on his feet after he was exonerated.
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So I had to write the blog post because it was my truth and I owed it to the people that watched me on TV around the world.
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It took Scully two months until she was ready to write the post, but she felt she owed it to everyone who had kept up with Nolan's story.
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Democratic leaders insisted on Sunday that Congress owed it to the country to air what they believe are serious charges of high crimes and misdemeanors against Mr. Trump.
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"Even if there was only a sliver of a chance of changing anyone's mind, I owed it to Planned Parenthood patients to at least take the meeting," Richards explains.
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She herself believed she owed it to her parents: Park Chung-hee, who served as president for 18 years after seizing power in a coup, and Yuk Young-soo.
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Meister said he could not judge the deal because he did not know the terms presented, but said the board and management owed it to shareholders to entertain it.
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I decided that I owed it to my younger self to show that the ambition that led me to become a CEO in the first place was not unjustified.
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We owed it to everyone who came to Austin last weekend, and even though we knew it was far from a perfect solution, it would be better than nothing.
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"They are not going to be easy targets, but we thought we owed it to our shareholders to put something out there in terms of what we can deliver," Hartung said.
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"He loved her so much that he felt he owed it to her," said Liao Yiwu, a prominent Chinese writer and longtime friend of the Lius who now lives in Germany.
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"It brought back memories of that day, and I really felt like I owed it to all those people who had died to tell others what happened that day," said Nihei.
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She even explained that she felt she owed it to the rest of her fans to continue with the meet-and-greet, which is why she acted like everything was initially fine.
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Many found it helpful because, among other reasons, it made the death real to them, or it allowed them to say goodbye, or they felt they owed it to the dead person.
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He said he wasn't going to resign immediately because he owed it to the people of Virginia to start a discussion about race and discrimination and listen to the pain he had caused.
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She did so both because she thought the Justice Department owed it to the vice president to tell him what they knew but also because they knew the Russians knew of Flynn's problems.
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In the end Chelsea owed it to misfit Batshuayi, a peripheral figure for most of the season, to win the match and the title with only his second league goal since joining the club.
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And the governor's chief of staff told other aides that they owed it to Mr. Northam to remain with him, at least for the moment, according to a second Democrat briefed on the conversation.
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The 5th-rounder told TMZ Sports he owed it to his dad for introducing him to football ... and hearing Jr. talk about the whole thing -- including Sr.'s reaction to the car -- is pretty surreal.
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After hitting two balls into the water on the fourth hole, he withdrew with a sore lower back, although he finished his round — without keeping score — because he owed it to his fans, he said.
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There was just a few hundred dollars left in my bank account, but I figured I owed it to myself to spend what I had on making a little vacation out of my trip back.
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Cohen quotes a recording from an extraordinary meeting Slaughter had with her staff after the firing where the CEO explained that Lynn owed it to Google to warn it ahead of time about his planned statements.
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Throughout his 20s and 30s, it evolved into one of Thailand's leading hospitality chains, and Heinecke said he felt he owed it to the country that "adopted" him to show his dedication to doing business there.
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We felt strongly that we owed it to people who had risked their lives for us — coming to work for months and years in a city where bombs went off almost daily and gunfire was background noise.
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John Miller, a former police spokesman who is now the deputy police commissioner for intelligence and counterterrorism, later apologized after The New York Times published a letter from the woman, who said he owed it to her.
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HudBay contended that the corporate veil protected it from litigation and argued that, even if they owed it to the plaintiffs to take precautions when operating its mine, the violence that occurred couldn't have been predicted by HudBay.
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She endorsed Keith Ellison, a top Sanders surrogate who was then a congressman, for Democratic National Committee chair, telling an adviser that she felt she owed it to Mr. Sanders, according to a Democrat familiar with the conversation.
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My drive comes from knowing that me and my friends have lost people to gun violence and I felt like I owed it to them and to the Black community to try my absolute hardest to seize the opportunity.
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Mattis declined to directly address the character of Trump -- with whom he had an openly rocky relationship marked by presidential Twitter insults, and said he owed it to the remaining administration officials to maintain his silence on certain issues.
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As a Millennial, I decided that I owed it to myself to investigate how a modern man can market such an enigmatic persona so successfully off the Internet by actually showing up places and doing stuff in real life.
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It was eating me up inside that I was keeping this past from everyone, but, at the same time, I knew I owed it to Liz to speak with her first, before I shared the truth of our relationship openly.
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"I truly did feel that I owed it to my parents, my grandparents, to do whatever it was that I wanted, because if I wasn't happy, if I wasn't being true to myself, then I wasn't living fully," she said.
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As he described it at the time, he felt that he owed it to his many fans across the country to show up at their arenas and play one last time, somehow making the ultimate show of ego sound selfless.
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A second source echoed the same sentiments, adding that Bieber felt he owed it to Baldwin to give her something she longed for because she welcomed him back into her life after their friendship ended following the duo&aposs split in 2016.
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When I wasn't working, I was spending the better part of those first six months after graduating just trying to understand how much money I owed, where that money was, who I owed it to, and how to set up payment plans.
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And Matt Borges, who was chairman of the Ohio Republican Party at the time, said McEwen, as a member of the state party's governing board, owed it to his fellow partisans to disclose such an issue if he was aware of it.
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I felt I owed it to myself to take advantage of the possibilities that being in the EU had given me, and there was something romantic about the boy from the fens setting out into big old world to find his fortune.
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Robin Vos, the speaker of the Assembly, said Republicans owed it to their voters to protect policies enacted under Scott Walker, the Republican governor who was defeated in November, and to institute checks on the power of the incoming Democrat, Tony Evers.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would prefer a new election to ruling with a minority after talks on forming a three-way coalition failed overnight, but Germany's president told parties they owed it to voters to try to form a government.
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In Copenhagen on Monday for a meeting of the anti-ISIS coalition, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said the United States owed it to the Syrian people to take a close look at the deal but emphasized the many questions, including whether it could be effective.
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With more and more athletes publicly discussing their mental health struggles, from the Olympians Michael Phelps and Gracie Gold to the N.B.A. star Kevin Love, Howard said he felt he owed it to anyone reluctant to ask for help to lend his voice as well.
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But Blake said he owed it to them because they were crying out for help and, whether they'd reached the end or not, at the very least they expected a formal presence on the other end of the line, the voice of reason dressed up in a jacket and tie.
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The cost made it feel impractical to do on a regular basis, but I owed it to myself to truly travel across Europe by train and take the Chunnel — it would feel like cheating if I were to take trains from Istanbul to Paris, and then fly the rest of the way.
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The Planned Parenthood leader, who was a Hillary Clinton supporter in the 2016 election, wrote that she met with Trump and Kushner because "even if there was only a sliver of a chance of changing anyone's mind, I owed it to Planned Parenthood patients to at least take the meeting," according to People.
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Our strong feeling was that we owed it to our readers to do a better job of sharing the vast amount of content that we produce, not only in print but online — and Pages 2 and 3 seemed the ideal place to do that since they come before our full news report begins.
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On November 9, Kater Gordon — Weiner's former assistant and a former Mad Men writer who won an Emmy for her work on the series — recounted that Weiner once told her, while they were working late together one night, that she owed it to him to let her see him naked; a year later, she was dismissed from the show.
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I tell the story of how I lost my vision while serving in Afghanistan, by stepping on an I.E.D. I tell the story of how I put my own injury into perspective by considering the greater sacrifice of my fallen comrades, and how I owed it to them to make the most of my escape from death.
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Because I did sort of feel like I owed it to the women that were staying at this ... and I was super clear, I was radically candid in that private conversation with him and I think he did ... you know, I don't think I changed his personality, but I think he got it a little bit.
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"Sometimes I feel so guilty that it empowers me to do the work that I do," she said, adding that despite her personal concerns in the immediate aftermath of DACA, Planned Parenthood has done so much for her and other families, she felt she owed it to the organization and her community to be at the summit and help train with the volunteers.
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Mr. Netanyahu then began arguing that, since he was entitled to a hearing after Mr. Mandelblit announces his decision and before an indictment is issued, and since there might not be time for that process to play out before voters go to the polls, Mr. Mandelblit owed it to the people to delay announcing his decision until after the vote.
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DAVID CORDANI: Bertha, you know, the day Tim and I first sat down, we had dinner a couple years ago in the month of December, I believe it was, one of the things we locked arms on is if there was an opportunity to put the two companies together, the overriding motivation was we owed it to ourselves to create a better environment for our kids.
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The IOC delegation, led by Australian John Coates, and Games organisers are being joined in talks by not only the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, but also by members of the national government, indicating the efforts being made to reach an amicable solution In Wednesday's opening remarks, Coates said organisers "owed it to the people of Tokyo" to clarify any plans over the marathon and race walk.
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Even though Mr. Northam admitted Saturday at his own news conference to once darkening his face with shoe polish for a Michael Jackson costume at a dance party, his advisers said Monday that he would not step down, and his chief of staff told other aides at a staff meeting that they owed it to Mr. Northam to remain with him for now, according to a Democrat briefed on the conversation.
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