Sentence examples for better duty from inspiring English sources

If there is better duty than being the dad, I have never found it.

Police Officer Dennis E. Gray, a member of 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care, recalled that a white chief's daughter picked up the phone and easily transferred to better duty.

This may be due to the fact that a white collar employee may cope better with duties at work in contrast to the physical demands of blue collar employees [ 36].

The Bhagavadgita, by demanding that God's worshipers fulfill their duties—"better one's own duty ill-done than another's well-performed" (3.35)—and observe the rules of moral conduct, bridged the chasm between ascetic disciplines and the search for emancipation on the one hand and the exigencies of daily life, more particular rules of the caste system, on the other.

And if dollars are found to release only a few teachers for such duty, better trained -- and, thus, better paid -- aides are needed, especially in secondary schools where discipline is more difficult.

And love, as Einstein used to say, is a better master than duty.

The News wrote that the mayor "let loyalty get the better of his duty to provide the public with straight goods".

Ford's safety features are smart, but G.M.'s triplets ride and handle better for most duty, absorbing potholes here and smoothing wrinkles there.

If you doubt it, lay your hands on a recording of the Heaven and Earth show for November 26 and decide for yourself if it is possible to feel morally superior and still regard need as a better barometer of duty to suffering humanity than blame could ever be.

All in all, Sledgehammer has put together one of the better Call of Duty single-player campaigns to date.

Instead, gamers are noticing that the PS3′s lineup is getting better: "Call of Duty 4," "Ratchet and Clank" and "Rock Band" are all out.