Sentence examples for day duty from inspiring English sources

In fact, it originally appeared in Holub's first, 1958, collection, Day Duty (Denní Služba).

The nurses who had been on day duty came back, and even ex-students of the teaching hospital turned up.

His first verse collection was Denní služba (1958; "Day Duty"), and he wrote 10 additional collections by 1971, including Achilles a želva (1960; "Achilles and the Tortoise"), Tak zvané srdce (1963; "The So-Called Heart"), and Ačkoli (1969; Although).

Staff shift patterns were also reported to impact on the likelihood of PVA, with higher risk of PVA being attributed to those on rotating rosters compared to non-rotation (adjusted OR 2.15; 95% CI 1.58 2.92) and night duty when compared to day duty (adjusted OR 1.86; 95% CI 1.25 2.78).

California workers won't be getting double pay for Thanksgiving day duty.

Several measures died, from legalizing Internet poker, to a plan to overhaul the Public Utilities Commission, paying workers double for pulling Thanksgiving Day duty to banning ex-parte communications with Coastal Commission members.

So should he leave his day duties to fly to Denmark to help his adopted hometown win the right to host the Olympics?

As we confirmed yesterday, Evan WIlliams is taking a step back from his day to day duties at Twitter.

For example, junior hospital doctors expressed resentment about the fact that, since they carry out the day to day duties of clerking and managing patients, it was primarily their work that was being monitored through audit processes ([ 42]; Audit).

These days a third officer has been assigned for all-day duty, and two teams of about five uniformed officers -- part of a 200-member mobile task force concentrating on the impact schools -- visit the school each day.

The N.F.L.'s chain gang is actually a seven-person crew, hired for game-day duty by the home teams.