Sentence examples for duty often from inspiring English sources

In the catastrophe's aftermath, desire, love, and duty often clash.

During the next 18 years changing stations almost every year Reed was on garrison duty, often at frontier stations.

And it meant regularly reporting for military duty, often at night after work, and always in the school holidays.

"Four thousand tickets in 36 hours," said Castleton, who has two sons and a daughter-in-law on active duty, often in combat.

Congregations have shrunk to an elderly tenth of what they were when churchgoing was a public duty often enforced by the local gentry on their servants and staff.

Much of this can be attributed to the transfer of hundreds of police officers to nighttime duty (often against their wishes) since Mr. Booker took office.

These duties often overlapped.

When Augustin was off the court, the playmaking duties often fell to Lance Stephenson, with disastrous results.

All except the last two held military commands, their civil duties often being performed by deputies.

For business managers with young clients, those parental duties often entail what might be called entourage-busting.

"Soldiers' duties often require extreme exertion, which causes them to become fatigued," Jan Walker of Darpa wrote in an e-mail message.