Sentence examples for deeds of a from inspiring English sources
In sports, the most significant deeds of a championship season are not recorded on a statistical sheet.
– that insists on privileging deep economic forces and technical advances over the deeds of a few individuals.
The movie, "The Sword and the Shield," depicted the heroic deeds of a Soviet double agent in Nazi Germany.
Chen's fourth film, Bienzou bienchang (1991; Life on a String), chronicles the deeds of a blind storyteller and his blind apprentice as they roam the countryside.
He reiterated that he thought the Justice Department was unfairly punishing all of Andersen's employees because of the deeds of a few.
In the last two decades, we witnessed the actions and deeds of a true peacemaker, a vigorous and energetic man who touched the hearts of billions.
He signed a confession that read, "I am a black criminal and I have performed deeds of an air pirate.
The 1935 short story "Mr Loveday's Little Outing", which recounts the grisly deeds of an escaped homicidal maniac, was originally published as "Mr Cruttwell's Little Outing".
After four days of this, McCain signed and taped an anti-American propaganda "confession" that said, in part, "I am a black criminal and I have performed the deeds of an air pirate.
He announced a review of "deeds of variation" – a way of changing a will after someone has died.
A discussion of mortgages, deeds of trust (a type of mortgage that may be foreclosed without going to court), and promissory notes is beyond the scope of this brief comment.
