Sentence examples for duty for a from inspiring English sources

Harrelson's Tony Stone has been on death duty for a long time.

There are only six patrolmen on duty for a Saturday night.

"What a day," she sighed, and eased herself off duty for a while.

He had looked appropriately anachronistic in an era when covering receivers is a fundamental duty for a linebacker.

Gordon Brown said new, zero-carbon homes would be exempt from stamp duty for a limited period.

But when Roy Ferlisi took over gravy duty for a few minutes, Firefighter Richard Davan was excited.

This is the mentality through which the BOYS differentiated themselves, going beyond the average call of duty for a supporter.

The Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) will call on the Chancellor today to cut beer duty for a third time in next month's Budget.

DOUBLE DUTY For a night out, an indigo version of the chambray shirt from Gap ($54.50) travels well from uptown restaurant to downtown dive.

The added duty for a smaller force put serious strains on the military's readiness for combat as well as its ability to retain people.

The cheers started to rise, and by the time he came to cutting stamp duty, for a brief moment, the cheers peaked above the boos.