Sentence examples for to deed to from inspiring English sources

The company promised to deed to the town 40 acres for low-income housing, a gesture that persuaded Greg Bryan, a member of the incorporation panel and now the mayor, to back the developers.

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.

For lots on the south side of Dune Road, the owners had to agree to deed to Suffolk County everything on the ocean side of the new dunes ("south of the seaward toe of the new dunes" is the official wording).

But rather than assimilating, many cling to deeds to property in places like Haifa and Jaffa, in Israel.

You don't belong here in the country my ancestors fought to found, and deeded to me and mine, their posterity.

The former military airport (to the northeast), deeded to Newport after World War II, is now the site of an industrial park.

Some property owned by the developers adjacent to the site has been deeded to the State of California.

) Jackson supposedly cherished childhood memories of the tree, and, desiring to protect it, deeded to it the ownership of itself and its surrounding land.

We can leave to our children what was deeded to us: the choice to decide for ourselves what is of value.

Upon the completion of the temporary exhibition, the pavilion will be deeded to the city to lend or rent out to other cities.

He persuaded the man to deed the house back to the bank.