Sentence examples for book duty from inspiring English sources

For example, Slate's review – titled "Safe Choices" – compares Clinton's book to former Defense Secretary Robert Gates's "tough" and candid book, Duty.

In his book "Duty," Gates was critical of Obama for being too quick to abandon support for Mubarak — a point also made by Clinton in her book "Hard Choices".

In his newly released book, Duty: Memoirs of a Secretary at War, former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates writes, "... in recent decades, presidents confronted with tough problems abroad have too often been too quick to reach for a gun.

Tibbets figured largely in the 2000 book "Duty- A Father, His Son and The Man Who Won The War" by Bob Greene of the Chicago Tribune.

The data were collected from the maternity registers, nursery admission books, duty report books and all available obstetric case records.

This practice was fuelled by a principle of common law, traced brilliantly by the historian Richard Brown, in his book "No Duty to Retreat".

Captain Sullenberger's book "Highest Duty: My Search for What Really Matters" was published in October, sparking another round of interviews.

And the plane that the pilot Chesley B. Sullenberger III, whose book "Highest Duty" Mr. Zaslow co-wrote, landed in the Hudson River in 2009 was an Airbus A320 with about 150 passengers, not a commuter plane.

Ian Ziering enters the fray as a no-nonsense I.R.S. agent sent to audit the books — a duty he officiates entirely from the showroom floor.

Cicero, when dedicating his book "On Duties" to his son, wrote: "And what do I mean by a well-lived life, my son?

Basically a benefits system for those who shirk their book-buying duties.