Sentence examples for some of the deeds from inspiring English sources

"It's nice to recognise some of the deeds that have gone before, the character displayed by those who have worn the badge before.

Though there is some discussion of the deed in "Pretty Woman," Roberts' working girl does little more than kiss and cuddle Gere's dashing bachelor.

One "supplemental account of some of the bloody deeds" accused him of "atrocious and unnatural acts," including slaughtering Native Americans and eating a dozen of them for breakfast.

"I strongly disapprove of some of the past deeds of the Federal Reserve while Ben Bernanke was a member and its chairman, and I lack confidence in what little planning for the future he has articulated," Richard Shelby of Alabama, the Senate Banking Committee's top-ranking Republican, said in December during a committee vote on Mr. Bernanke's reconfirmation.

Despite that feisty depiction of himself, the man chosen by Mr. Hussein to carry out some of the darkest deeds of his rule — Mr. Majid has already received eight death sentences for crimes in the Kurdish north — is now a shuffling old man.

Some of the good deeds required a little planning – such as the aid run to Calais to drop off supplies in refugee camps; others were more spontaneous: donating a Star Wars ticket to a mega-fan keen to be at the first midnight screening or simply telling someone they were special.

He portrayed Rama as a complex character full of emotions and passions, with some of the questionable deeds, yet bound by a traditional virtue and the sanctity of a promise.

We have also compiled a list of the deeds.

The Jain universal history is a compilation of the deeds of these illustrious persons.

Bridget Singleton may have found some on Page 4 of the deed for the land under Tivoli Towers, a 33-story apartment building in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, where she has lived for 30 years.

The fingerprints of the deed are clear, said Dr. Stock.