Sentence examples for duties dropped from inspiring English sources

"We want to see the duties dropped entirely".

These new queens live for a decade or more producing hundreds of thousands of workers while the male, having done his duty, drops dead.

A few games earlier, the idle press-box speculation had been borne out, when he was relieved of his lead-off duties and dropped to the bottom of the order.

By November 1861 the proportion of government revenue coming from custom duties had dropped to one-half of one percent.

Suicides among active duty soldiers dropped slightly in 2010 after five years of record increases, Army leaders said Wednesday.

The number of federal, state, local, tribal and territorial officers in the U.S. who died in the line of duty last year dropped to a total of 111.

When the trailer for the newest game, the simply-named Call of Duty: WWII, dropped, I was ready to watch it immediately.

"So it can come as no surprise when we see rising levels of violence against law enforcement," Sessions told the National Fraternal Order of Police last year, overlooking the fact that the number of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty last year dropped to its second-lowest level in more than 50 years.

Taveras, by contrast, wrote a children's book called "How to Do Well in School" and seems genuinely to enjoy mayoral duties like dropping in for "story time" at a local library.

The low-cost smart phone that should be distributed for healthcare staff use to perform their duties is dropping down tremendously over the year; in 2009, the phone that used in MCCM was about 200 US $.

Moscow dropped duties on oil exports and kept gas prices low.