Sentence examples for deeds of both from inspiring English sources

She reminded her audience of some items from the Republican record, hammering at the words and deeds of both Mr. Bush and his vice-presidential choice, Dick Cheney, and attacking their plans to keep the convention free of dissent.

Thousands of fans have already protested against that possibility before Friday night's abandoned clash with Hearts after it was revealed Ashley was preparing to have his name added to the title deeds of both properties as part of a £10m loan arrangement.

In deed-of-trust states, therefore, foreclosures move faster and without much judicial scrutiny.

Distasteful as it may be at dinnertime, it pays to recount the bloody deeds of the past -- both by attackers and in our defense -- if such unrelenting annual remembrance girds the world against a recurrence of evil.

FOR those who back muscular humanitarian intervention, both the words and deeds of Colonel Muammar Qaddafi provided absolute moral clarity.

15:24 (Asad) and well do We know [the hearts and deeds of all human beings - both] those who lived before you and those who will come after you; (Or: "those of you who hasten forward [towards Us], and those who lag behind". Both these interpretations are considered equally legitimate by the early commentators).

Finally, contemporary evangelicals feel bound by both desire and duty to share their faith with others in both word and deeds of service.

Geneva Call's experience in engaging with NSAGs and monitoring the implementation of deeds of commitment could prove invaluable in both the drafting and supervision of the ceasefire agreements suggested.

The title deeds of Radio City?

We want chariot races out there, deeds of derring-do.

What deeds of power are being done by his hands!