Sentence examples for deeds for the from inspiring English sources

And Bloomberg, no doubt, suspects that his good deeds for the city have not gone unpunished.

"They said we didn't have deeds for the property, but we do.

Here ("somewhere" said Father William) there are first editions of Martin Luther and William Harvey, ancient missals and even the original deeds for the monastery from 1378.

Mr. Jennings, who shows up everywhere in a suit and tie, measures his success as a councilman by his good deeds for the district.

Some in his Law and Justice party blame Russian dirty deeds for the plane crash in Smolensk in April that killed his brother Lech, the Polish president, and scores of aides and officials.

The actress Emma Thompson has joined the comedian Alistair McGowan, the Conservative Party green adviser Zac Goldsmith and Greenpeace director John Sauven in signing the deeds for the site, near the village of Sipson, where 700 homes will be demolished if the runway goes ahead.

In the narration of certain miraculous deeds, for example, the feeding of the 5,000 (6:1–15), which appears in all four Gospels, John's version is explained as symbolic of a deeper spiritual truth ("I am the bread of life;..."...

If you live in the U.S. or the U.K., you can take recorded deeds for granted; the notion of enforceable rights to real estate goes back to feudal times.

To do this, you should first look to the deeds for all of the properties sharing the driveway.

He is the only one you should be doing your good deeds for and the only who shall be worshipped.

Or did you decide you had done your good deed for the day?