Sentence examples for duty writing from inspiring English sources
The Justices hated riding circuit and, in 1792, petitioned the President to relieve them of the duty, writing, "We cannot reconcile ourselves to the idea of existing in exile from our families".
And, since many magazines are naming the editor of the article as well as the author, the outing of the editor can come with a new duty: writing the bottom note that reviews the emendations to the article and perhaps, most importantly, summarizes the thrust of the discussion.
After Stalin scared him almost to death in the mid-1930's, the composer did his duty: writing patriotic pieces, signing petitions on request (some of them damaging to his colleagues), rebuking what he was asked to rebuke, dispensing the government line as directed.
Many carried the volume under their arms, and no fewer than six urged me to read it: "Dereliction of Duty," written by an Army major named H.
Line of Duty, written by Jed Mercurio, returned for a critically acclaimed second run last year, watched by more than 3 million viewers.
"It is my duty," wrote the correspondent of the Times at the liberation of Belsen, "to describe something beyond the imagination of mankind".
"He had a tremendous zest for pleasure but he also had a real sense of duty", wrote J. B. Priestley.
I fail to see, however, that its presence is likely to have the effect of distracting them from their duty," wrote Justice Robert Graesser in his ruling to allow Gladue's preserved pelvis to be brought into the courtroom.
No permissions slips were signed, the students were under-supervised and a sign stated the beach was closed and no lifeguard was on duty, wrote Peter Zucker in a recent Huffington Post blog.
The agency denied the wrongful-death claim in a one-page letter: 'The VA did not breach a legal duty,' wrote Suzanne C. Will, the agency's regional counsel in San Francisco.
Despite ill health, Burghley remained active, performing his official duties, writing memorandums, and dealing with suits.
