Sentence examples for good deeds from from inspiring English sources

Walker distributed a 20-point résumé and talked up his good deeds from high school.

It connects local runners with a range of necessary good deeds from gardening to changing a lightbulb.

Dray matones ("Three Gifts") tells of a wandering soul that has been sent to collect good deeds from around the Jewish world.

The second preserves the personality in an intermediate state for an indefinite period so as to later punish it for sins or reward it for good deeds from a time prior to entrance into the sleep of the soul.

More good deeds from Championship clubs, with thousands of youngsters in Papua New Guinea benefiting from the Kits 2 Kids campaign led by Menzie Yere, the tough Kumul centre who has settled in South Yorkshire.

Over the course of the year, Cameron, who was working as a shop assistant in Cheltenham, has done a range of good deeds from giving clothes to charity, making cookies and cakes for his colleagues, giving hot food to the homeless, doing his father's ironing, and helping an elderly lady cross the street.

Once he discovers that he is dirty, he dissolves into tears of "shame and anger" and enters the river, leaving behind the black husk of his chimney-­sweep identity and emerging, after performing one good deed, from the cleansing waters to become "a great man of science".

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Even if you are enthusiastic and hope to do good deeds for everyone, you may receive complaints from them.

The Seven Acts of Mercy is a tall, dark, claustrophobically congested composition, in which the nominal seven good deeds, ranging from burial of the dead to clothing of the naked, are performed in a world so squeezed and teeming that it resembles some dark corner of Naples itself, the most famously crowded city in Italy.

On December 7, I come home to Detroit, where there are more good deeds coming from the capital of better ideas.