Sentence examples for duties grew from inspiring English sources

By his sophomore year, though, the heavy class workload on top of his basketball duties grew overwhelming.

His duties grew to include overseeing the American relaunch of the Maserati brand, owned by this time, like Ferrari, by Fiat.

The Calimpusans' spiritual duties grew as pilgrims sought out the shrine.

Yet even as its duties grow, the group operates under tight constraints that reflect the special worries migration can arouse.

There's room for improvement, but with its duties growing, the watchdog needs more staff, more money and a buffer against Congress.

Line of Duty grew its overnight audience across its second series, from 1.8 million viewers and a 5.3% share for the first episode.

Stamp duty grew much more expensive during Gordon Brown's 10 years as chancellor, and critics say the high cost of the levy is one of the key deterrents from buying a home.

The responsibilities of a family of her own did not diminish her royal duties which grew as she and her husband increasingly had to take some of the burden of public appearance and travel from her father.

"Because they stand for some of the greatest ideas in history: tolerance, liberty, civic duty, that grew in Britain and influenced the rest of the world".

The arrest, for obstructing officers on duty, quickly grew from a seemingly minor incident into a highly emotional issue in both countries, where it has become a top news item and has begun to spill over into other aspects of the two nations' extensive economic and political ties.

In "Dereliction of Duty," which grew out of the author's doctoral dissertation in history, McMaster accuses the Joint Chiefs of Staff who served Johnson of failing to provide the president and Congress with honest advice on national security and insufficiently challenging the administration's flawed strategy in Vietnam.