Sentence examples for duties only for from inspiring English sources
Your boss has "asked" you to work overtime on the weekend and your colleagues are shirking on their duties, only for you to come home to a nagging partner who is resentful of your busy work schedule.
He has twice been called up for national team duty only for injury to prevent an Australia debut.
Because of all her astronaut duties, only six hours are set aside for Ms. Morgan solely for education.
Lest you assume that the festival has turned into an intellectually heavy-duty event only for cinephiles, be assured that it still has a healthy show-business quota.
There is something freeing in that uselessness, particularly at this moment, when so many act as though reading were a civic duty, good only for its power to teach empathy or improve job performance.
She is convinced (and personal experience here suggests she is right) that many New Yorkers who used to think that jury duty was only for those too witless to find a way out are now proud to be chosen.
And here I am, as before and perhaps now even more so, compelled to explain again why this commemoration is a sacred duty not only for Jews but for the world.
The proposal to open the nuclear forces has also proved contentious, becoming the subject of debate between civilian policymakers at the Pentagon and military commanders, who feared that a reservist who reported for duty only one weekend a month and two weeks each summer simply could not face the same scrutiny as a soldier on call all day, every day.
Most lacquerware is meant for display or use for light duty only.
But he also heads the Police Department's detective bureau and generally has time for river duty only on weekends, as do the other Old Saybrook officers on river patrol.
When T. J. Lynch and his partners at Mother's Ruin bought a slushy machine in 2011, they thought they would use it to whip up ice cream and sorbet, trotting it out for drink duty only at Sunday brunch, when diners' drinking habits aren't as discriminating.
