Sentence examples for myriad duties from inspiring English sources

Civilian employees of the armed forces perform myriad duties, including payroll, security and air traffic control.

A concierge will have myriad duties, including arranging for dry cleaning and car repairs.

The Army and the Marine Corps have imposed a freeze on the hiring of civilian employees, who perform myriad duties, including payroll, security and air traffic control.

At times in the past, his myriad duties meant his attention was divided, said linebacker Chad Brown, who has been with the Seahawks since 1997.

"You're trained to pay attention to detail," he said, enumerating the butler's myriad duties, including my personal favorite, packing and unpacking.

The proposed 2 percent cut, to $892 billion, is striking because the department's two biggest programs, Medicare and Medicaid, have been growing more than 8 percent a year, and the department has myriad duties under the new health care law.

In fact I'm on a wild island, with an invasive species far more deadly than the slew of cruise ship passengers meandering around the myriad duty-free stores in the capital Oranjestad.

With luck, it will also replace the myriad other duties and surcharges that pluck the fruits of Indian commerce.Unfortunately, the GST requires the agreement of India's states, which guard their revenue-raising powers jealously.

For more than a decade it presumably spent millions of pounds on advances, tour support, recording and mixing albums, design, manufacturing, marketing, making videos and the myriad other duties of a record label.

There are the wonderful myriad other duties we have: nursing home visits, school assemblies, driving Mrs X to her doctor's appointment, sorting out arguments about the church bins, talking to the planning department about the new mini roundabout, child protection training, funerals, christening and wedding admin, authorising grave stones, writing the church newsletter.

AD caregivers perform a myriad of duties ranging from shopping for their loved ones' groceries, helping with medications, managing finances and legal affairs, arranging medical care, and helping with basic and instrumental activities of daily living [ 7].