deep in debt

A mail-order business, selling back issues of men's magazines, put him deep in debt, and his wife left him, taking the children.

He was as punctilious about his honour, as fine a horseman and as deep in debt as any of them.

Most Americans don't have the dough. They're still deep in debt, can't borrow against their homes, and have to start saving for retirement.

Even today, battered by recession, deep in debt, mired in war, Americans remain proud of their country, and justly so.

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

He had to sell his company in a low price because he was deep in debt.

I've been deep in debt, and I know the feeling of drowning with no way to get out.

Molly: As well as can be expected since we are deep in debt.

In the film, Charlie (Hugh Jackman) is an ex-boxer who is so deep in debt that he's nearly out for the count.

Prosecutors said Halderman, who was released after posting $200, 000 bail, was desperate and deep in debt.

She wept to find them deep in debt.

"We were deep in debt at that time, " Wang remembers. "I had no choice. "

But hasn't the Japanese economy been in a weak state for the past two decades, and isn't its government deep in debt?

You might work at a job you hate. You may allow yourself to get deep in debt.

I am knee deep in debt.

To rescind the 1. 5% risk interest and to solve the problem of "graduate= deep in debt " ;