Sentence examples for as duty from inspiring English sources

"As duty requires, I'm standing by my man".

He said this was never as bad as duty on Edlu II.

Masculine self-delusion masquerading as duty is a favorite target of Fontane's.

We meet the young Dymock as duty separates him from his new sweetheart Joanie.

Sports editor Peter Spencer, who doubles as duty editor, ranks Wednesday's MEN a 10 out of 10.

For both women, producing children is seen as duty, their bodies viewed as chattel and their minds dismissed.

As children say, he was "being" a novitiate, he was not really one, just as Sartre's waiter was "being" a waiter, as, duty-bound, he attended almost too assiduously to his clients' needs.

The dominant culture may still be clinging to older, Weberian notions of labor-as-duty, but it certainly spends a great deal of energy persuading us to kick back and live a little on the weekend.

If you want to import alcohol, you are much better off declaring it as (duty-free) baby food and bribing a customs official.

But even if it is not doing badly compared with the Russian average, Lithuanians and Poles are doing much better.The federal and regional governments have tried various wheezes, such as duty-free imports and preferential taxes, to close the gap.

Spain's conservative People's Party, which is at odds with the left-leaning Judge Garzón, pointed out that he was as duty-bound to obey the country's laws as anyone else.