Sentence examples for foul deeds from inspiring English sources
It was about the regulars and how all their foul deeds over the years finally came back on them.
Foul deeds are afoot in a craggy backwater of Savoie, where freezing fogs slip off the mountains and hang around like a migraine.
The masks were all to do with phrenology, to see if the shape of criminals' skulls is linked to their propensity to commit foul deeds.
Richard did not commit most of the foul deeds here attributed to him – though there may always be a question mark over his involvement in the disappearance of the princes in the Tower.
In one, we find ourselves in a land of star-crossed lovers who burst into spontaneous song and dance at every opportunity; in the other, we descend into an ever-deepening abyss of squalor, swearing, racism and homophobia, where foul deeds and drug-addled pestilence lurk at each turn.
The French diplomat Talleyrand made a famously cynical comment about one of Napoleon's foul deeds: "It was worse than a crime; it was a mistake".
Perhaps he's some kind of expert on foul-smelling deeds?
He was a better Irishman than those who did that foul deed".
Sceptics might imagine that perhaps an excess of taxpayers' resources has been lavished on this foul deed, whose heinousness is less glaring to the callow.
You are a puddock!" One foul deed leads to another and soon McLevy is investigating the suicide of a family man with a shameful secret.
"That is a great relief," said Colonel Fitzwilliam, "though I fear the dishonour done to Pemberley by this foul deed now prevents me from marrying Georgiana".
