Sentence examples for look at deeds from inspiring English sources
The Israelis say they want to look at deeds, not words.
But looking at deeds rather than words, Mr. Putin has yet to show his hand.
Real estate fortunes were valued by looking at deed records, assessments and estimates of debt, and by asking around the notoriously gossipy development community.
Running off a litany of examples of how his administration had backed Israel's interests in the past few years -- from the highest level of security aid ever to his staunch objections to Palestinian attempts to seek statehood at the United Nations last year -- Obama declared, ""As you examine my commitment, you don't just have to count on my words, you can look at my deeds".
You need a solicitor to look at your title deeds in order to see exactly how the 10% interest in the property was conveyed to her.
"If you look at the deed records for low income neighborhoods," says Zinner, "you'll see so many homes where people were refinanced over and over and over, sometimes several times in one year until their equity is gone and they lose the house".
If you live in the United States, visit your local or county courthouse to look at the deed registry.
But if you dial down the vitriol for just a minute and try to look at the dastardly deed absent the persistent filter of cynicism often as dark as Bono's trademark shades, you can perceive a nobler motive.
