Sentence examples for deed some from inspiring English sources

Precisely when and by whom the distillation of alcohol was perfected is not known.Some suggest that Egyptian monks did the deed some time in the sixth century.

The hired hands took the babes into the wood but, unable to go through with the deed (some versions have one miscreant killing the other and fleeing), they abandoned the toddlers, who subsequently died.

In the two decades following Pawtuxet's reunification with Providence, William Arnold continued to reside in Pawtuxet being a party to several land transactions where he deeded away some of his properties.

Ninety title deeds, some of which include dozens of properties, are linked to the Nahyan companies.

She had forty-five days to dig through title deeds, some dating back to 1820, and pay compensation to displaced homeowners.

The changes -- some in words, some in deeds; some substantial, some fairly modest -- have been enough that many community leaders now talk of a quiet revolution in Soundview.

There have been grants and facilities for all sorts of local clubs and societies, most of them harmless good deeds, some open to petty embezzlement.

His book is a winding overview of American foreign policy and the ideas that have animated it, with particular attention paid to America's deeds (some dirty, some much less so) in the name of championing liberty.

What happened between him and his wife surfaces gradually, mostly through flashbacks and bits of conversation, while his personality comes into focus through his deeds, some of which are seemingly absurd, as when he takes a food break from playing amateur assassin, stepping out to eat a hot dog on a stick.

Hidden Springs sold a parcel to the local school district for $10,000, and Retrovest deeded South Burlington some land with road frontage for a soccer field and playground.

It's got to be some nefarious string-puller somewhere doing this evil deed for some evil purpose.