Sentence examples for deeds to get from inspiring English sources

A colorful, romping novel based on the real life of an 18th-century Englishwoman, a London prostitute at 14, who so loved pretty clothes that she did terrible deeds to get them.

A colorful, romping novel based on the real life of an 18th-century Englishwoman who so loved beautiful clothes that she did terrible deeds to get them and was a London prostitute at 14. ("Slammerkin" means both "loose gown" and "loose woman").

If your pal is doing the deed to get her kicks and feels like she's winning, then more power to her.

Finally, the bishop made up some deeds just to get rid of him.

He might find out that you're just doing these good deeds just to get ahold of his video games.

B1 Man Stole Houses, Officials Say Brooklyn prosecutors said a Long Island man, Kevin Walker, 35, forged deeds that he used to get $900,000 in mortgage loans and to sell some of the properties to unwitting buyers for a total of more than $700,000.

She doesn't see squatting going away in the near future but is concerned that as revitalization continues and the housing market strengthens, the city may crack down on squatters without providing alternatives ― like the water department changing its policy to require a deed or lease agreement to get water turned on.

Ms. Gathers spoke to the State Division of Housing and Community Renewal and was trying to get the deed signed over to the tenants.

Mr. Mehdorn managed to get the deed done before the inevitable posturing and deadlock of national elections in late 2009.

One has to think that, if Murdoch gets a clean sight of the finishing line, he will want to get the deed done quickly.

This year's budget process was a little better than usual, in part because of a sour economy -- lawmakers wanted to get the deed done before the revenue estimates got even worse.