Sentence examples for terrible deeds from inspiring English sources

Terrible deeds are replayed from different perspectives.

Let us hope and pray that no UK citizens have been involved in such terrible deeds.

I am intrigued by the idea that happiness can be a memorial of terrible deeds.

As a revolutionary prosecutor and the head of Tehran's infamous Evin prison, he stood accused of terrible deeds.

"This will be the first time that the British government has had to account for its terrible, terrible deeds.

The equally frequent collusion is promoted by the ubiquitous wish for a rational explanation for such terrible deeds.

Cross-examining Smith, Ian Murphy QC, for the prosecution, said: "I suggest to you that it was very easy for you to carry out this terrible, wicked deed of setting fire to the pushchair with a lighter".

Sadly, the terrible deed was done before Young could stop it.

Fittingly, the new monument was installed just days after Mr. Gibbs completed paperwork to sell the estate, an event he referred to as "signing the terrible deed".

If he did, what terrible deed had been committed by the pitcher who served up the home run to earn such celestial wrath (aside from playing for the wrong team)?

"Over and above catching and prosecuting the individual officers who committed the terrible deed, the inquiry must be expanded to examine afresh the whole culture of extrajudicial killings and other criminal activities within the police services".