Sentence examples for duly to from inspiring English sources

They were duly to be seen talking to a nice middle aged lady through her car window, and nodding sympathetically.

It's true that it has its creaky moments; yet if you allow the images duly to work their spell, you may find yourself shuddering.

On March 25th the Supreme Court heard arguments by some state governments, backed by the miners and utilities, that the agency has failed duly to consider the cost of its measures against mercury (see article).Campaigners reckon 80% of the world's coal reserves must stay in the ground if the planet is to stand a chance of keeping global warming under 2ºC by 2050.

We must be watchful that we ourselves neither give, nor easily take offense... Persons ready to take offense, either lack the charity which should cover offenses; or the wisdom duly to weigh human frailty..

The laws of the colony specifically asked parents to provide for the education of their children, to "at least to be able duly to read the Scriptures" and to understand "the main Grounds and Principles of Christian Religion".

I duly wrote to Barry Hines for permission to do so.

It seems uncomplicated and reasonable to demand that officers found to have falsified official narratives are duly held to account. .

He duly promised to send a royal commission to resolve their problems with the abbess, but the men never arrived.

Ethnic Russians run to Vladimir Putin for protection; he duly comes to their rescue.

Godman was duly despatched to the sin bin, reducing Scotland's complement to 13.

Harish duly returns to his roaring form when Shabnam recites King Lear to his comatose body.