Sentence examples for duty much to from inspiring English sources

The Bridges at Toko-Ri (1954), from a Michener novel, was a popular Korean War tale starring William Holden as a navy bomber pilot recalled to active duty, much to the dismay of his wife (played by Grace Kelly).

As I said already we owe a duty as much to Voltaire, Herder, Goethe, and Nietzsche, as to Moses and his Jewish fathers.

In spite of these deficiencies, less than one month later, the men were recalled to the active duty force, much to their chagrin, because of concerns of an impending U.S. entry into World War II.

So if you see that someone has been brought in with your same skill set, and is being trained for duties much similar to yours, unless there is a very clear reason for such an expansion, you should worry about the future of your job.

With four players away on Gold Cup duty with Canada, much to Ryan Nelsen's annoyance, it'll be a very threadbare bench as TFC look to build on what has been a relatively promising last month or so.

Also did double duty much of the time, playing safety for the Knights and tallying 25 tackles.

And second, Activision and Call of Duty don't have much to worry about.

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

The focus of our work is not just on building the capacity of duty bearers, but just as much to build the capacity of rights holders.

I am very sorry that I caused law-enforcement people who were only doing their duty to go to so much unnecessary trouble because of me.

"He took his duties and his ethical obligations very much to heart.