Sentence examples for age duties from inspiring English sources

I had failed in almost all of my dark age duties.

Could there be a baseball rule or policy next year regarding the age and duties of children in the dugout, whether family or not?

Roy Carroll, at a similar age, shared duties with him the following season but once Edwin van der Sar arrived from Fulham in the summer of 2005, nobody else was going to be allowed to have much of a look-in.

"How long did that last?" And indeed, Mr. de Villepin's "Marshall plan" for the suburbs seems to be a combination of wishful thinking ("we should all change our behavior"), Gaullian posturing ("All those in our republic, whatever their age, have duties toward the nation") and good old pork-barrel politics.

Relevant characteristics identified in the literature were: gender, education level, years of experience, personal experience with the health condition, community of origin, age, household duties, marital status, social class and wealth (Table 3).

For them, 20 years was the age of duty, the age of sacrifice.

This son (John Malkovich) is on the point of disintegration, and his father, a mute representative of a former age of duty and reason, is the only person he can talk to.

Since he is about to turn 28 he could no longer put it off – the rest of the squad have either not yet reached the age of duty or were among the 2002 semi-finalists who were given life exemptions by a grateful government.