Sentence examples for big duty from inspiring English sources

We have a big duty to keep going.

But then once you import it in to Haiti, you pay big duty and it's the shipping container.

However, it also has some disadvantages with respect to the structure itself, such as big duty cycle and difficulty in processing.

"It's a big duty for me, and I can assure you I will do my best for the Gambian people who love their football so much".

The big duty felt over, and now it was up to the Valentina and Alissa.

"It is a big duty of care that you have as a psychic, or medium or exorcist.

When the manager is out of office he turns to his irreplaceable person in the room to leave his big duties in safe hands.

In a prerecorded speech that was aired Saturday, Mr. Erdogan vowed to press ahead with the constitutional changes, describing the task as "our biggest duty".

And here's another twist in the tale; aggrieved at losing out on sales of luxury goods to other countries, the Chinese are planning to build the world's largest duty free mall at Haitang bay, in the island province of Hainan; its 60,000 square metres of retail space will make it the world's biggest duty free shopping centre.

"Mr. Leno comes by all the time," says the young woman wrapping up orders in big sheets of heavy duty foil.

With its connotations of scope and gravity, the phrase resonates — not unlike "extra heavy duty" or "bigger and better than ever".