Sentence examples for old responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Your co-workers seem more aware of what's going on than you are and have even been given some of your old responsibilities.

As in Sierra Leone – now a British protectorate – so in the former French colonies, European powers are drawn back to redefine and reclaim their old responsibilities.

Entwistle is seen as her strongest rival inside the BBC, and it is speculated that if he does not get the top job he may inherit some of her old responsibilities.

As the author is gradually retired from his old responsibilities of vicarious confrontation and provocation, he has grown in importance as a kind of walking, talking advertisement for the book — a much more pleasant and flattering duty, it may be, than composing the book in solitude.

He tells the Chicago Tribune he was merely wrapping up old responsibilities, which required about 30 hours a week.

Duties often change; be sure to include any additions or remove any old responsibilities.

The earlier emphasis on rights and equity was undermined by government intentions to deregulate its older responsibilities.

They can dampen the sexiest of moments but when you're older, responsibility for kids is no longer in the picture and won't be again either!

Anthony Albanese could retain his old ministerial responsibilities, becoming shadow minister for infrastructure and transport.

But can they do this and still stay loyal to their old public responsibilities?In 1862, reckoning the pioneers would be heading out west again when the civil war was over, Abraham Lincoln signed into law a momentous piece of legislation called the Morrill act.

The young woman kept her old job responsibilities while adding to her plate the tasks of the new title as well as a high-profile project.