Sentence examples for bit of duty from inspiring English sources

As a leader writer on a liberal newspaper I feel a bit of duty to acquiesce, but my answer is, "only up to a point".

There are few holidays in these fallow months and, barring a bit of duty-free tourist trade, there are few opportunities for folks to pick up anything new.

Should Congressional Democrats dawdle on something, it's hard to imagine Mr Obama twisting arms and taking names, though Joe Biden seems to have signed up for a bit of LBJ duty during this interview with a 5th grader.

A bit of heavy-duty tape in the bottom of your rucksack could get you out of a crisis, and it takes up very little space.

Mr. Meloni actually does an intriguing bit of double television duty these days, portraying a thrill-killing convict on HBO's "Oz".

"This is a little bit like a tour of duty for nerds," said Defense Digital Services director Chris Lynch, who wore a T-shirt in making his appeal to the crowd.

Even the IMF, which knows an inconvertible currency when it sees one, pays them solemn respect.As a result, the MDGs can justly claim to generate a bit of buzz about duties a government might otherwise neglect.

So the book has a fair bit of that off-duty stuff in it then?

It doesn't take a great deal of suspension of disbelief to imagine exhausted parents outsourcing a little bit of their daily duties to a gadget that can make them feel OK about giving themselves a break".

Didn't Line of Duty disappoint a bit?

The unit's tour of duty feels a bit like Zionist summer camp until the soldiers are shelled during a predawn ambush.