Sentence examples for duly brought from inspiring English sources

The letters were duly brought front and centre.

His unrealistic growth forecasts in the April budget were duly brought down to earth.

Davy Arnaud was duly brought off for Eddie Johnson as Ben Olsen was forced into gambling on an extra forward.

Memphis, and other southern cities such as Little Rock in Arkansas and Birmingham in Alabama, duly brought in some vigorous affirmative-action programmes.

These men, nut-brown, loincloth-clad and wearing their hair in topknots, were duly brought home after two long years in the South Seas.

Mr Wagoner duly brought in Bob Lutz, a 70-year-old industry veteran with a glittering career at Ford, Chrysler and BMW, in both America and Europe, to shake things up.The result has been an overhaul of its cautious, cumbersome committee-style management.

Nichol observes that second single Meet on the Ledge – about reunions with absent friends – "means more now than  it did then", and it duly brings the house down.

"You know, we were just two guys in the kitchen," Batali recalls, "and I'm not cooking the fries right, according to him, or the zucchini, or whatever it was, and he tells me to sauté the snow peas instead, while he's over in the corner doing some dramatic thing with six crayfish, and he suddenly calls out, 'Bring me the snow peas now!' and I duly bring them over.

The murders duly take place, bringing his career to an ignominious end and, Shepherd claims, altering the entire subsequent course of English music.

Bob Paisley duly obliged, bringing his European champions north of the border to play to a capacity crowd of 20,000 on a wintry December night.

In this case, the lawsuit was brought by "duly licensed and permitted cab drivers" Leonid Goncharov and Mohammed Eddine, "individually and on behalf of others similarly situated".