Sentence examples for duty plays from inspiring English sources

The conflict between faith and duty plays an interesting role here, but the show doesn't really have anything new to say.

Elsewhere, the study notes, de facto, pollution as another externality: Fuel duty plays an important role in supporting sustainable public finances and internalising the externalities associated with road transport, in particular greenhouse gas emissions.

His wife, Shirley, is portrayed with wicked, joyful malice by Miss Marple actor Julia McKenzie, while Keeley Hawes, much admired for her performance in BBC2 drama Line of Duty, plays against type as their brilliantly frustrated daughter-in-law, lingerie-shop owner, Samantha.

If Call of Duty plays on fears of terrorism and Watch Dogs technology and connectivity, Resident Evil was a nightmare about contemporary science.

In 1943 he joined the U.S. Navy, and he spent most of his tour of duty playing exhibition baseball.

Attlee's view was simple: this was about duty, playing one's part in the Atlantic community.

Mr. Duchovny was previously slated to play a man who sees the face of God during an office shooting; Ms. Peet will do double duty playing that man's wife, Ginger, and Ginger's cousin, Jesse.

It has been a class tradition that the student on duty play a song on the T'rung every morning while the others prepare for class.

Ms. Morris-Burke, a New York stage actress who, in addition to her producing duties, plays the wife (or former wife, depending on how you look at it) of the unemployed and debt-ridden protagonist, stands out in the small cast.

Kagawa's duties playing in the Confederations Cup for Japan entitles him to be on holiday in July.

It's my last night and I'm back at Jake's checking a heavy-duty play about rape, bribery and prostitution.