be deep in debt

By the end of the relationship, my father was deep in debt.

Her husband Peter is dying of cancer and the couple are deep in debt.

It was deep in debt and about to be evicted.

But by this point the colliery company was deep in debt.

At his death, at 71, Southern was deep in debt.

Since then they had been deep in debt, head over ears in it.

But in fact he has no choice, since the mill is deep in debt.

However, he was deep in debt at the time and had to turn down the offer because he could not afford to move.

The Leeds club is deep in debt, and the team has performed poorly.

Unfortunately the government are deep in debt already, which complicates matters somewhat.

Instead, he was deep in debt, tired beyond all endurance, and not at all certain of anything.

Now the state is deep in debt.

The report stated that McKinley had a gambling problem and was deep in debt.

Matt Brown inherits a cattle ranch which he discovers is deep in debt.

And now I know, I am deeper in debt than ever before."

My sports club was deep in debt.

His uncle had been deep in debt.

Now he is deep in debt, no one wants to buy a logging truck and he does not know what he will do.

Right now, Quark was deeper in debt than any individual in the quadrant.

That is because many part-time workers are deep in debt, spending more than they earn each year, and healthy younger workers often go without insurance.

Many of its companies are deep in debt and owe the Internal Revenue Service millions.

But not before spending his profits from the KGB: he was deep in debt and without a job.

He is deep in debt due to his computer having mysteriously stolen several million dollars online, then sending it to an unknown location.

Yet, with profits pouring in and investors eager to buy stock, corporate America is deeper in debt than ever before.

He is deep in debt, he said, ever since a steady decline in customers after the Sept. 11 attacks.