Sentence examples for duty party from inspiring English sources

Whether they like Trump or not, and some surely don't, scores of the Republicans chosen to cast votes in the state-capital meetings that formally choose the US president told AP they feel bound by history, duty, party loyalty or the law to rubber-stamp their state's results and hand him the keys to the White House.

(Though, it does flirt with a borderline sexual assault at an off-duty party. This does not make the movie any better).

Mr. Melton said that Anna Chapman, one of 10 sleeper agents returned to Russia in a spy swap in 2010, had a reputation for heavy-duty partying but seemed flummoxed by her laptop as she sat in a Starbucks on Eighth Avenue.

But he added that as long as Mr. Kan wanted to stay on, it was the duty of party members to "protect" him.

Mr. Mondale said he accepted the last-minute nomination out of duty to party and to Mr. Wellstone's memory, to Minnesota and to country.

After she waged a battle against farmers in 2008 by imposing a sliding scale on export duties, her party suffered big losses in the 2009 midterm elections.

Hannity, by contrast, is more of a duty-bound party hack and a broadcast traditionalist.

While we spend most of our time fussing over what to wear to work and off-duty, true party wear is more of a treat and should certainly be treated as such.

Both debuted in New York in 2014, and have been throwing heavy-duty warehouse parties in venues like The Brooklyn Hanger ever since.

The Bentley dealership is among those doing double duty as a party space after hours, with some of the cars rolled out.

Never Let Me Go reminded me of Winston Smith's wife in Nineteen Eighty-Four, joylessly insisting that marital sex was "our duty to the party".