Sentence examples for duties on that from inspiring English sources

His only duties on that playoff day were serving as an honorary captain for the opening coin toss — he walked to midfield on crutches — and cheering.

And Bruce Anderson, an associate producer on Fox Animation's "Horton Hears a Who," will retain his duties on that film and also become general manager of Blue Sky.

She had piano-playing duties on that Sunday, which was Youth Sunday.

But the next one that followed I was well cared for by the nurse on duty on that day.

The policeman who used to be on duty on that corner has been reemployed to keep the children from bothering the eyes, and the eyes keep cars from bothering him.

Am I going to have to pay a duty on that six months, a year down the road?" asked John Smirnow, a vice president of the Solar Energy Industries Association, a trade group that is advocating for negotiations between China and the United States to occur simultaneously to the legal cases.

Imagine the stamp duty on that?

"If there were only 800 people on duty on that day, where have they all come from?" The investigations were prompted by the Independent Hillsborough Panel Report, which found police and emergency services had made "strenuous attempts" to deflect the blame for the disaster - in which 96 people died - on to fans.

Participant 6's OB helped her to deliver her baby because it was at eight o'clock in the morning even though he was not on duty on that day.

He is here before you and on trial for murder because he failed in carrying out his duty and responsibility on that day.

Those who break the rules face hefty fines.Furthermore, the media law would also impose vague "functions" and "duties" on journalists that might make them vulnerable to retaliation for reports that are critical of the government.