Sentence examples for offer to deed from inspiring English sources
Another seeming Mills advantage is its offer to deed to the state a 600-acre environmentally sensitive swath of land in the Meadowlands called the Empire Tract, where Mills had wanted to build a mall.
Clinton's defenders have responded to the story by pointing to the fact that the AP didn't provide any evidence of quid pro quo ― a straight line of evidence connecting money offered to a deed performed.
Most common today are deed thieves, who approach distressed owners and offer to straighten out finances by temporarily taking over deeds.
They had a natural theatricality, he said, which led him to offer to underwrite and film their re-enactments of their deeds.
Last year, Mr. Gluck, who still manages Riverton, defaulted on his loans and offered to turn over the property deed in lieu of foreclosure.
Shouldn't we take advantage of these last hours to offer good deeds and obedience?
Shouldn't we take advantage of these last hours to offer good deeds and obedience?" The prayers with which the letter concludes, Dr. Khan said, are common ones, usually used when a person is "facing difficulty or embarking on some important mission".
One fan offered the deeds to his home to help the club raise a £250,000 bond, another supporter in Canada wired £10,000 while a young fan gave £35 of his pocket money.
"We should not wait until it comes to deeds.
A Concealed Information Test CITT) investigates differential physiological responses to deed-related (probe) vs. irrelevant items.
