Sentence examples for duly packed from inspiring English sources

It opened for a second run at London's Royal Court in February 1983, now billed truthfully as a New York hit – and it duly packed out.

This year was the 30th edition of the Miami Yacht Show and Collins Avenue was duly packed with over a mile's worth of gleaming, white yachts.

Lo, when the designer turns up, he is duly sent packing.

It was a strange sight but as is always the case with the green and golds, nothing fazes them and Fiji were duly sent packing.

The place was packed with hushed soldiers and reverential young pioneers, all duly being shown just how much their leaders were loved by the rest of the world.

Which the young man duly did, turning his attentions away from politics towards comic illustration packed with incident, observation and flights of fantasy, at which he excelled.

That duly achieved, we walk along one of Batumi's new attractions: a long, green leafy park packed with exotic plants running along the seashore.

Cocker duly assembled the 21-piece collective known as Mad Dogs and Englishmen and undertook a punishing 65-date campaign packed into only 57 days.

Australia, duly forewarned, arrived forearmed, with the heavier pack which established initial dominance.

Abridged works and short stories by Kafka and Conrad, Tolstoy and Kipling, Hemingway and Stevenson, which looked like packs of 20 cigarettes, were duly distributed through bookshops and the Design Museum.

Samoa had a lineout inside the US half, but Samu Manoa won the ball and fed it to Wyles, who duly booted it straight back into the pack.