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Definition of good works in English: good worksplural noun Charitable acts. Robyn was out doing good works Example sentencesExamples - Henceforth virtue and good works would be their own rewards.
- The children also put together a book of the charity's good works, as well as creating a global blanket containing flags from across the world.
- The awards honour girls whose lives are a testament to the bravery and good works of Britain's teenagers.
- She was a leader because she had her followers in charity and good works, not because she moulded them into a political or military power.
- Perhaps they were lobbying the relevant minister for more public monies to fund their good works.
- They seem to be desperately trying to convince the general public that they are simply nice people who give money to charity and do good works in the community.
- A further $125m was placed with the Carnegie Corporation to carry on his good works.
- We will, in the coming months, find ways public and private to celebrate the great work and good works that Danny did.
- Unfortunately, his eagerness for good works was rarely shared by others.
- Ella was a very special person, whose good works and kindness knew no bounds.
- All his good works will be remembered and the greatest tribute we can pay to him is that he was a real guard and knew how to carry himself like a gentleman.
- Along with all these good works, WI branches sometimes decide that activism is called for.
- Surely we should be known for our good works in the world?
- The Rev John Brown was a major influence on the Chancellor, a social Christian remembered for his good works among the people of Kirkcaldy.
- According to Ellie, Hunter Crayton would always be scum despite any good works he might accomplish.
- The intention is to channel funds into deprived areas and good works such as paying for less well-off students to have gap years.
- The letter she wrote to introduce the report fairly gushes with enthusiasm for doing good works.
- In due course these good works earned him a knighthood.
- The key is to find your own way to make a living doing good works and show others it is possible.
- Involved in all good works and committees, John was an excellent husband and father.
Definition of good works in US English: good worksplural noun Charitable acts. Robyn was out doing good works Example sentencesExamples - Along with all these good works, WI branches sometimes decide that activism is called for.
- We will, in the coming months, find ways public and private to celebrate the great work and good works that Danny did.
- The children also put together a book of the charity's good works, as well as creating a global blanket containing flags from across the world.
- Perhaps they were lobbying the relevant minister for more public monies to fund their good works.
- The Rev John Brown was a major influence on the Chancellor, a social Christian remembered for his good works among the people of Kirkcaldy.
- A further $125m was placed with the Carnegie Corporation to carry on his good works.
- Surely we should be known for our good works in the world?
- Unfortunately, his eagerness for good works was rarely shared by others.
- Ella was a very special person, whose good works and kindness knew no bounds.
- She was a leader because she had her followers in charity and good works, not because she moulded them into a political or military power.
- The awards honour girls whose lives are a testament to the bravery and good works of Britain's teenagers.
- According to Ellie, Hunter Crayton would always be scum despite any good works he might accomplish.
- They seem to be desperately trying to convince the general public that they are simply nice people who give money to charity and do good works in the community.
- The letter she wrote to introduce the report fairly gushes with enthusiasm for doing good works.
- Involved in all good works and committees, John was an excellent husband and father.
- The key is to find your own way to make a living doing good works and show others it is possible.
- All his good works will be remembered and the greatest tribute we can pay to him is that he was a real guard and knew how to carry himself like a gentleman.
- In due course these good works earned him a knighthood.
- Henceforth virtue and good works would be their own rewards.
- The intention is to channel funds into deprived areas and good works such as paying for less well-off students to have gap years.
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