Sentence examples for Some duty from inspiring English sources

You feel that you have some duty towards the country.

"I believe I have some duty to go back one day and play some role.

I felt there was some duty to look at these things.

The omnipotent "voice of God" — some duty officer — let us know there was an incoming Scud missile.

I accept that anyone can make a mistake, and authority has some duty to err on the side of caution.

Indeed, it is in this sense that there exists some normative relationship between A and B, some duty that B has to obey A, which constitutes authority.

Go to a proper perfumer, not some duty-free-fags-and-Toblerone shop en route to Alicante.

Brunei is largely dry, with patches of dampness: the national airline allows you to bring your own alcohol on board, as does the odd hotel bar – so bring some duty-free.

In 1996, 1.63m of them stayed at least one night, and a further 1.78m visited but did not stay overnight, most of them passengers on cruise ships that put in at Nassau for some duty-free shopping.

Maybe it's because all those Rough Guide-type snobs regard it as 'Travel Lite', cooped up on a floating gin palace before being disgorged every now and then for a couple of hours shopping in some duty-free harbour-side precinct.

He established some duties on domestic goods.