Sentence examples for duties to read from inspiring English sources

Once a week, she escaped her superintendent duties to read to kindergartners.

It becomes a kind of moral duty to read on.

No consequent moral duty to read a good deal on the situation in Nigeria.

We all have a duty to read and consider fully Lord Browne's proposals and the government's response.

It is every American's duty to read this message and pass it along to all of their friends and loved ones.

It is my duty to read this entire magazine and report about it in the Huffpost, just as I brought "Mommy Porn" to you in January, after reading the first Fifty Shades novel.

Remind yourself that you do not have a duty to read sensationalism (and remember GIGO garbage in, garbage out); there are plenty of positive ways to keep constructively engaged with the wider world.

Her role, though, was hardly intellectual: her principal duty was to read the queen to sleep.

Those managing the consultation are duty bound to read them all.

A daughter is not duty-bound to read her father's work, and one suspects it might have been better for Smith if she hadn't.

Valéry's main daily duty was to read out the chief events from the newspapers and the Paris Stock Exchange to the director, and he thereby became a well-informed commentator on current affairs.