Sentence examples for modest duty from inspiring English sources

While the brick-oven pizzas have bold toppings, and roasted chicken does its modest duty, plenty else suffers from a deficit of imagination and a lack of care in the kitchen, and service can be distracted.

While the brick-oven pizzas have bold toppings, and roasted chicken does its modest duty, plenty else suffers from a deficit of imagination and a lack of care in the kitchen, and service can be distracted.. 99 Prince Street, at Mercer Street, SoHo; (212) 966-5454.

Our initial battery-powered PTTs offered a maximum one-year operational life even with modest duty cycles.

Nor did the European Union succeed in breaking the Greek-Turkish deadlock over how the Union can use NATO military assets to take over modest peacekeeping duties in Macedonia.

One classic example is the American government, which was originally funded with modest customs duties but now collects more in taxes per capita than the average American spends on food, clothing and shelter combined, according to the Tax Foundation.

But in January 2006, when he filed a notice of participation — a document required to enhance his pension under a 2005 state law allowing city workers who labored at ground zero to be declared disabled — he was modest about his duty: he listed eight shifts around ground zero.

But even a modest decline in duties would cut the profitability of smuggling.

As seen, the modification have resulted in modest reductions in the duties, the cost of energy, and emissions of CO2, while reducing the exergy losses considerably.

It is a modest culture, built on Christian duty and low expectations, but it is hers.

A cash bonanza for ordinary people as families buying modest priced houses see stamp duty rates slashed.

This is borne out by statistics which show that duties are a modest source of revenue for the Treasury.