Sentence examples for deeds ended from inspiring English sources

Dirty Deeds ended the short bout.

Deeds ended up losing to current Gov. Bob McDonnell by 17 points.

Three days after the operation, Mr. Hurewitz's good deed ended in tragedy.

Doing a good deed had ended up making me a criminal.

If all is going well in terms of cooperation your trustee will send you a letter of discharge once the Scottish Protected Trust Deed has ended.

After a full year of performing one good deed on each day of 2014, Luke Cameron ended his Good Deed Diary by handing out £365 cash on the streets of Cheltenham.

What am I going to answer when Baby L is old enough to ask me: Why do bad things happen to good people and committing selfish deeds seems to end not in punishment but reward?

Brady was a study in contradictions: three of his sons fought for the Confederacy, and one of them spent eighteen months in a Union prison; nevertheless, a year before the war ended, Brady signed deeds of manumission for four of his slaves so that they could enlist in the 30th Regiment of the U.S. Colored Troops and fight for the North.

For example, Mr. Martin said, if a deed to a particular piece of property was forged, the person who ended up with that deed -- typically, an unsuspecting purchaser -- would not have legal title to the property.

Harmodius and Aristogiton's deed did not end the Peisistratid tyranny Hippias ruled for three more years, and their act was, furthermore, personally motivated, a response to an insult by Hippias (according to the historian Herodotus) rather than the product of political conviction but they became known in popular tradition as a symbol of resistance to tyranny.

It consists of 25 properties, bound by 22nd and 25th streets and Harvard and Hobart boulevards, that are significant for their association with African Americans' quest to end deed restrictions that promoted racial segregation.