Sentence examples for duty well from inspiring English sources

Such is the book's cheery sense of duty well served.

Defending Brady's actions, Vatican official Monsignor Charles Scicluna said: "I think he fulfilled his duty well".

According to China Radio International, the country's internet tsar, Lu Wei, told the gala that China would firmly safeguard its cyber sovereignty: "Only when every country performs its duty well in handling cyberspace safety can our shared cyberspace be safer and more orderly.

Whatever his arrangement with Howard and, by proxy, with Weinstein, Andy discharged his duty well.

(G-rated duties, of course. If your more risqué activities have become a duty, well, that's a different column).

Samantha Cameron, wife of British prime minister David Cameron, is expecting a baby next month, and while many a woman would quake at having to put together suitable ensembles for political-spouse duty well into her third trimester, Cameron has embraced the challenge.

Precisely those vested interests who would gain most from the Taxpayers' Alliance/Times proposal for abolition or sharp reductions in stamp duty – well-off homeowners, their children whose inheritances might be eroded, and rich foreigners buying expensive property in London.

The tackle he made on Rico Gear, when the Worcester wing seemed to have a clear run for the line, might earn him an elevation to the England bench but a defensive duty well-performed may not outweigh a refusal to obey an instruction to kick.

Chauvelin carried out his duties well, instituting a great number of public works.

And as we passed a flooded car that foolishly tried to tackle the road earlier this month, the crew said it expects to be on "ocean-going duties" well into next month.

While philosophical works such as the Upanishads emphasized renunciation, the dharma texts argued that the householder who maintains his sacred fire, begets children, and performs his ritual duties well also earns religious merit.