Sentence examples for anything duty from inspiring English sources

Watt considers the range of possibilities in a given situation and tries to determine what, if anything, duty requires of him.

Reggae singer Roy Ellis, who is waiting for a flight back to Switzerland, his adoptive homeland, says: "I never buy anything at duty free since I found out that things are usually cheaper in the country you're going to".

They have fully colluded in their emasculation by not knowing how to be men - the reason for Dowell's failure (symbolised by the fact that unlike other Americans, he has no interest in earning money) is unclear, but the reason for Edward's failure is that he has received no instruction in anything but duties and forms.

Almost anything will do duty as a tomato stake.

To do anything but his duty — in war and in peace — was unimaginable for him.

The presence of the lawyer will of itself * * * prevent him from doing anything but his duty.' Quoted in Ploscowe, supra, at 381.

But, Mr. Petro's filings show, in many cases the cash is used for anything from guard duty to HVAC repair, or goes to states' general funds instead.

He talked dismissively of his own family, saying he hated anything that involved "duty or compulsion", which is why he didn't go to his mother's funeral.

ASK New Yorkers anything about jury duty -- how one gets picked, how to be excused -- and you'll get a hundred different survivalist stories.

It is understood that defining cost price as anything other than duty plus VAT would have created serious legal difficulties, especially if it was seen to create a minimum price for alcohol.

Lord Pannick, who put forward the access to legal services amendment at the start of the report stage of the bill, said his move would not cost the government anything since the duty would only apply "within the resources made available".