Sentence examples for trying to deed from inspiring English sources

Other avenues include seeking a court order to have the graves moved to another cemetery, or trying to deed the land to a municipality so as to shift responsibility for its care.

"No city has ever tried to deed over to one political party the totality of its expressive places," Stefan Presser, legal director of the A.C.L.U., said at a news conference.

Ms. Gathers spoke to the State Division of Housing and Community Renewal and was trying to get the deed signed over to the tenants.

Given that these fish are trying to do the deed and are notoriously shy to an audience, experts suggest keeping your distance.

I have gone partially blind trying to dissect old deeds and diaries.

Trying to blend good deeds with good deals is neither revolutionary nor unprecedented.

Although I started off trying to perform glorious deeds, I quickly became a madman bent on world conquest.

HACKENSACK, N.J., Oct. 18 - Defense lawyers say their clients were on a humanitarian mission, just trying to do a good deed for a family in need.

A woman whose 48-year-old husband received Roberto's pancreas and kidney reports trying to do a kind deed in Roberto's memory every day.

When postal officials confronted the man, the official said, he said he was sincerely trying to do a good deed, but postal inspectors nonetheless retrieved the letter and notified the family of the child.

While many of October's "a-thons" are the work of people simply trying to do a good deed for an acquaintance or humanity at large, Ms. Ronan's efforts have a bit more personal urgency: she is trying to stop a killer before it kills her.