Sentence examples for duty was to write from inspiring English sources

My first duty was to write out, with my own hand Commonwealth Gazette No. 1 proclaiming the establishment of the Commonwealth and the appointment of ministers of state and to send myself down with it to the government printer".

William W. Holder, one member of the accounting board, told Ms. Shipione that the board's duty was to write rules that produced accurate and informative financial reports — not to promote desirable activities like funding pension plans more robustly.

My first duty was to write out with my own hand Commonwealth Gazette No. 1 proclaiming the establishment of the Commonwealth and the appointment of ministers of state, and to send myself down with it to the government printer".

Their duty is to write the syndicate newspaper columns which appear in the local journals of smaller cities.

"Maybe one of his last duties was to write me a nice letter," Ms. Jaggard mused.

As part of a team of Ph.D.s and M.D.s, my initial duties were to write up the results of several phase II and phase III studies that were to be submitted as part of the regulatory process for approval of the product.

Mr. Dumpty was assisted by a human editor named Martin Gardner, who prepared "activity features" and wrote a monthly short story about the adventures of the child egg, Humpty Dumpty Jr. Another duty of Mr. Gardner's was to write a monthly poem of moral advice from Humpty Sr. to Humpty Jr.

So the duty of the writer is to write well and champion freedom.

Ms Singh, a London-based journalist and broadcaster, appears to think that her duty as a biographer is to write a hagiographical defence of her subject.

I believe that the supreme duty of the historian is to write history, that is to say, to attempt to record in one sweeping sequence the greater events and movements that have swayed the destinies of man".

But the duty of a writer is to write a good story, a fucking good story" The chair of the judges, Suzi Feay, hailed the strength of all the entries on the shortlist, calling them the books that "stuck out" amid the blur of the 120 books the judges considered.