YOU dutifully sort your plastic and paper.
As recycling became cheaper, more people would join in, but because the price of recycling reflects the value of recycled materials, gluts would not last.No doubt, some people who now dutifully sort their garbage would give up.
My parents started our little town's recycling program from scratch, and I still remember the days when my dad would drive to the dump and climb into the huge bins, dutifully re-sorting the clear, brown, and green glass.
This is a book aimed at positioning her, at sorting out some niggles that could return to haunt her if she was to run; and at presenting her as statesmanlike, White House material in her own right and not as an aide to Obama or a dutiful First Lady to her husband.
A key moral credential of punishment, then, is that it give no pleasure to the punisher, that it be carried out with a sort of dutiful remoteness or disinterest.
When I spoke to Yemi this week, she told me that "nothing has changed" since her partner was abducted by Ethiopia, and that she believes the FCO is practicing a form of "malaise diplomacy" that sees ministers treat Tsege's case as some sort of dutiful "obligation" they must briefly mention before getting on to more important matters.
When her unmarried housemaid became pregnant, Mrs. Chalmers dutifully made all sorts of arrangements for the State institutions to take care of the mother and later, the child.
The kid came two-and-a-half years ago, and I dutifully established all sorts of lofty principles about the limited role TV would play in her childhood.
In 1964, living in opulence at Switzerland's Montreux Palace Hotel, Nabokov began to keep a dream diary of a sort, dutifully inscribing his memories on index cards at his bedside in rubber-banded stacks.
The main theme of the finale is wonderfully brassy and exuberant, though the movement soon breaks into rather dutiful counterpoint: a fugue of sorts.
