Sentence examples for duties of course from inspiring English sources

We mostly fulfil our working duties, of course, but we also organise the weekly shop and, particularly in January, browse likely summer holiday destinations.

One that protects political rights (and duties, of course) and legal safeguards, rather than privileges and those hollow traditions used to conceal them from outsiders.

"But now they're calling to say, 'We need a C.I.O. who can help us define our whole way of doing business.' " Those new responsibilities require new duties, of course, including spending more time with both the corporate brass and customers.

(G-rated duties, of course. If your more risqué activities have become a duty, well, that's a different column).

But for famous food industry folk, like Andrew Zimmern and Bobby Flay, it was a chance to unwind and eat other's food in good company (in between highly stressful cooking demos and event hosting duties, of course).

These duties, of course, raise the prices for those imports here, wiping out most or all of the difference between the prices that American businesses and consumers paid for those imports and the prices they paid for coated-paper products made here.

This is not all duty, of course.

All in the line of duty, of course.

(That scarf or bandanna can do multiple duty, of course).

Well, this is Call of Duty – of course it's a forest.

The Dynamo aren't the only team who've lost a key player to international duty of course.