Sentence examples for duties that much from inspiring English sources

And to make those and other cop duties that much more real for the series' stars, he's arranged a series of ride-alongs with officers on duty.

It made guard duty that much easier to get through.

For many Americans it was also an acknowledgment of a willingness to sacrifice some part of their time -- that space between day-to-day duties that feels so much like freedom itself -- to protect the real thing.

On the first night of the attack, the refuelers from the carrier escorted its attack planes through an air corridor above Pakistan all the way to the border of Afghanistan, an unusually long distance mission for aircraft with standard duties that keep them much closer to the ship.

Yes, he had certainly taken drugs when off duty – but, he protests, "I didn't take that much acid".

And in the absence of such context, many of them flirt with a kind of existential despair, which makes the everyday duties of the trench seem that much more onerous, and the charnel house of war that much more difficult to bear.

That much.

I had taken Jean-Sélim to the airport with my son two days before he died at work, on duty – a duty that could have continued for much longer.

The pay was disputed in a Delaware court, which decided in 2005 that the board didn't violate its fiduciary duty in awarding that much severance.

Though some trustees have duties that take up much of their time, many others do not.

"I felt it was my duty to point that out, much to their dismay and disagreement.