Sentence examples for duties of being from inspiring English sources

Not that Britain's Labour mothers appear overburdened by the duties of being a role model.

Sailing on the Bark Europa, a square-rigged tall ship, comes with the obligatory duties of being on watch.

A year later I took the oath again, to support the duties of being an officer in the US army.

One of the duties of being a chef is setting the rules for what hungry cooks can and cannot eat in a professional kitchen.

"Get Him to the Greek" wears its hypocrisy lightly, even as it confines Ms. Moss, so soulful and complicated in "Mad Men," to the duties of being the foil of a foil.

But Mr. Ellison, should he decide to run, will face some competition from Democrats who believe that the chairmanship should be a full-time job, not one that is split with the duties of being an elected official.

This is one part of the duty of being a writer, he explains.

It is rather the engagement of country as the duty of being a member of the coalition".

There is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of being happy.

"It undermines the legal approach the FCC adopted in 2005 to fulfill its statutory duty of being the cop-on-the-beat for 21st Century communications networks".

Find small joys in the duty of being "needed".