Sentence examples for making a duty from inspiring English sources

Purity Tyler is making a duty telephone call to the latest of the author's maternal monsters who, we learn, has saddled her daughter not only with that name, but also the lifetime of unrealistic demands it represents.

This was made a duty of all the new organisations, but could still be in jeopardy.

Oh, Tess had used her drag with the cops to get them to make a duty call and to question Epstein without revealing the source of the inquiry.

In a culture that insists on the right to pursue happiness — thereby practically making happiness a duty — problems and worries, "named and nameless alike," as Cohen puts it, overwhelm individuals with shame.

They are space-savers that can do double duty, making a small place more comfortable and fun.

The officers face a variety of charges, including violation of a lawful standing general order, dereliction of duty, making a false official statement and conduct unbecoming an officer.

And, as our complaints make clear, the Departments of Justice and Education have a duty to make sure schools honor the protections our laws provide.

If Hagel is making a distinction between active-duty service members and the civilian DoD employees, then we have to ask why the DoD is making this distinction.

After going through five keyboards, I made a heavy-duty keyboard by tripling the materials.

Combine silicon in microprocessors smart chips with silicon in solid-state electric power switches power chips and you can make a heavy-duty electric motor as disciplined and nimble as a ballerina.

Dashner accomplishes his duty of making a good story line yet keeping the reader's eye peeled at all times.