Sentence examples for it's deeds from inspiring English sources

As the Pankhursts then and now remind us, it's deeds, not words that count Hunt and homeopathy were made for each other - this government's ideology could be considered homeopathic.

But it's deeds, not words, that count, and much of what Leadsom has done as energy minister has been to undermine the clean technologies we badly need to meet our climate commitments".

The government may not mean to kill people with mental disabilities but it's deeds, not motives, that matter, and when the coalition subtracted political cost from economic gain, it found those with disabilities were the easiest people in Britain to dispose of.

In F1, talk is cheap; it's deeds that mark out the winners from the rest.

It is a time, we've been told, when Emmeline Pankhurst, founder of the Women's Social and Political Union (played by Meryl Streep in a brief cameo), has called for civil disobedience in service of the cause, saying that "it is deeds, not words that will get us the vote".

"Just stabilize the building until it's deeded".

It is deeds like this that make the words of Paul Ryan, the Republican Speaker, ring rather hollow, when he criticises President Barack Obama for using executive powers in an attempt to stem gun violence, instead of "lead[ing] the fight against radical Islamic terror .The GOP, as Mr Ryan overlooks, has explicitly backed the right of terrorist suspects to buy as many submachine guns as they please.

It was deeded to France in 1959 by Dame Mabel Brooks, an Australian descendant of the Balcombe family.

One reason the housing problem exists, for instance, is that tribal members cannot own land on reservations; it is deeded to the whole tribe.

The area was settled in 1681 soon after it was deeded by the Delaware Indians to Philip Carteret (colonial governor) and other men.

It was deeded to the Juifs du Pape, the Jews who lived in Carpentras under the protection of the Avignon popes, and, while very few people outside Carpentras have ever seen it, it has considerable historic status.