Sentence examples for that the deeds from inspiring English sources

There's a narrative problem for this movie in that the deeds of the suffragettes did not directly result in women getting the vote.

It would be like Lizzie Bennet finding that the deeds to Pemberley had been tucked away in her ribbon drawer all along.

The Anglo-African newspaper, published in New York City, editorialized that "The deeds of heroism performed by these colored men were such as the proudest white men might emulate.

For the last 30 years, a new generation of tribal lawyers has blown the dust off old treaties to find that the deeds signed by kings and presidents still have remarkable power in court.

Many say deeds were handed out as rewards for local political insiders, but New York State courts ruled in 1979 that the deeds were invalid and the cottages were on public land.

The chief rabbi backed down from an initial threat to dismiss some Jerusalem rabbis and to impose on the Jerusalem rabbinate his ruling that the deeds of sale should be respected in their territory.

Rather than show the red card himself, Mr Byers wants institutional investors to do the deed if, that is, the deed has to be done.

How can something I do now affect me at the time of my death, if at that time the deed will be in the past?

It was during this battle, at Sasse's Sap, that Private John Hamilton, performed the deeds that led to him receiving the Victoria Cross.

In the survey respondents always stressed that although the deeds for houses and land that could prove their ownership had been taken away in political movements, the legal change of their ownership had never been completed.

Note that the deed took place sixty-two yeago.ago..