Sentence examples for deed from from inspiring English sources
He pulls his title deed from a brown A4 envelope.
It was complete separation and disaffection of the deed from the consequence.
It was the original deed from 1750, in which the Maharaja gave his kingdom to the deity.
Reassurances in word and deed from Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, helped calm the markets on Friday.
He approached the local Quakers, and the trust acquired the deed from the meeting seven years ago.
By all accounts, the cemetery was an acre, and a deed from 1903 says it was an exact square, with General Coffee's grave in the center.
"We have deeds from the Turkish time.
The killers' cold practicality led them to try to keep their deeds from the broader public.
The story "Rough Deeds," from an early part of the work, follows one thread in the novel.
That doesn't make them less impressive — just not necessarily deeds from which one can construct grand extrapolations.
"It's time for deeds from both sides as far as their commitments are concerned, not words".
