Sentence examples for good duty from inspiring English sources

From a soldier's point of view Tokyo is "good duty".

It was good duty, and I wanted to stay where I was.

"She is a genuinely devout Anglican, and has real convictions about the common good, duty, service – those traditional Anglo-Catholic virtues," she said.

"It was good duty; it was not too formal," he said the other day in the bright apartment he shares with his wife, Jacqueline, who looked on as he spoke, listening with the air of someone who has heard these stories before but enjoys them anyway.

Importantly, the capacity could be recovered to the initial reversible values when the rate was returned to 0.1c, implying their good duty cycling stability and indicating their potential application as promising candidates for the development of high-performance LIBs.

"They gave us pretty good duty," said Lou Bitzer, 64, an auto mechanic in St. Charles, Mo., who as a Whitecoat inhaled bacteria that cause tularemia, a plague-like disease.

Its subtopics are "Of Man and his connections," "Of Duty, or Moral Obligation," "The Final Causes of our Moral Faculties of Perception and Affection," "The Principal Distinctions of Duty or Virtue," "Of Man's Duty to Himself," "Of the Nature of Good, and the Chief Good," "Duties to Society," and so on.

I was around before we had freedom of movement of goods and services, and I remember the days of groups touring where you had to get a carnet (a customs document that allows you to temporarily import and export goods, duty free) to even get a truck to France.

Under the provisions of the zone, companies can assemble and manipulate goods duty-free.

Many said the government had allowed them to import rice, sugar and consumer goods duty-free.

Many low-income countries can already export some goods duty-free under the "Generalised System of Preferences".