Our Debt to Stalingrad

However, we are indebted to it.

We owe them our respect.

How much do we owe them?

We owe him something.

We are deeply in your debt, Rodrigo.

Thus, we owe a debt to that brotherly republic.

We owe it to our children and grandchildren.

By the way, we owe it to women.

And for that we owe Prince Valiant.

We owe it to the Janes of the world.

But we also owe it to our sons.

We are deeply indebted to the marchese, Anne.

I think we owe her one, Morgan.

We owe this to the dead and to the survivors.

That is an important responsibility we owe to the people we serve.

And for that, we owe him a great vote of thanks.

And just as important, we owe it to ourselves.

Who now the price of his dear blood doth owe?

They owe me 9 million.

He may die. Scarlett, we owe him a wellborn child.

We owe it all to José Rodriguez.

Rather, the rich owe their wealth solely to their own luck and effort.

We owe it to them and to our successors to take this responsibility seriously.

We, the heads of State and Government, owe that to coming generations.

To this vision we owe the United Nations.

We owe it to our children to do it well.

We owe that largely to Jan Egeland.

I owe it to his lordship. You owe Lord Pershore fifty dollars?

I asked, though I knew. I owe it you.

Bring in everyone of their bills from the time they were born till the time they die, everything they owe thee Father, bring them all in.

They owe us, to put a food ambassador in every major supermarket.

We are their debtors. And we cannot repay what we owe to them.

We owe those developments to the generosity of the international community and our bilateral friends.

You have opened my eyes. Then all men, born and unborn, are my debtors.

We owe it to ourselves and to our posterity to urgently educate ourselves about others.

We now owe it to the future generations of mankind to ensure the realization those dreams.

Hal is here, so I think we owe it to him as well as yourself to disabuse you of that last image.

But we owe our veterans and our military more than just an accounting of our successes.

Mr. Gruffydd, will we always be in your debt, now you have made us a family again?

I should think they'd owe you something for a change. What's it got you, being so particular? Look, let's not argue.

We owe it not only to the founders of the United Nations but also to our children and to their children.

We are very much indebted to them for their solidarity, and wish to convey here our deepest and most heartfelt thanks.

Many of us have been looking forward to this, and we owe you our thanks.

We are greatly indebted to the Government and people of Barbados for the effective support and facilities provided for the Conference.