Sentence examples for duly talked from inspiring English sources
They duly talked through some of the consequences of devolution, from the Scottish and Welsh experience of a fairer voting system and coalition politics, through rising English resentment, to the question of what, in the public mind, post-devolution Britain actually is (as Hannan put it, "What are British institutions? Where does Britain happen? And how do we find it?").
They were duly to be seen talking to a nice middle aged lady through her car window, and nodding sympathetically.
It also dawned on me then that when we get it right in Iraq, at some point in time an American president will be sitting down with the duly elected Iraqi leader talking about how to bring security to what has been a troubled part of the world.
Thinking Virgin knew what it was talking about, I duly reported to readers that this was the way to stop the letters.
The talks duly broke down.
Awards duly given, it's time now for the talking points of the week.
He was duly re-elected amid talk of reform and prosperity for Cambodia's long-suffering population.
They were rightly deemed sufficient for European heads of government to decide to offer Turks membership talks, which duly began in October 2005.
Following talks, Messi duly reversed his decision, and he played his first game back after a brief hiatus against Uruguay, where he scored the winning goal in a 1-0 victory.
Then, a few paces on, a nervous, eager man appeared with a large red autograph book, a rubber band marking the page reserved for Mr. James, who took all the unsolicited attention with the gracious, faintly self-mocking air of one long accustomed to the intrusions and obligations of fame, making genial small talk and duly signing whatever was put in front of him.
