Sentence examples for too much duty from inspiring English sources

Put too much "duty" in it, and it can kill the art.

Obviously a bit too much night duty around the streets of Burton.

The basic V-8 is a 4.6-liter that develops 231 horsepower and 293 pounds-feet of torque -- hardly too much for heavy-duty use.

If reservists are forced to spend too much time on active duty, he said, "we're going to end up losing them, and we can't afford to lose them".

The car didn't suffer too much damage in later duty (subsequent owners didn't race it) and, although a few parts are non-original, it remains a piece of important motoring history and happens to be fantastic to look at as well.

Too much focus on official duties can make an incumbent look isolated and aloof.

Rather than give myself indigestion with too much pontification and heavy-duty gaming mumbo jumbo, I thought I'd take the time to point you to some nice social play environments recommended by PC World.

(I fantasize about getting a larger, more efficient shredder, and about investing far too much in a heavy-duty chipper through which I can feed all the excesses in my life).

Mr Juncker has denied any wrongdoing but has faced criticism that he focused too much on his eurozone duties.

York has too much discipline and sense of duty to show any disappointment, and we repeatedly see him acquiescing without a murmur to Thursday's orders, even when experience tells him that Thursday's textbook tactics will lead only to disaster in the real world of the West.

Philip is accused of liking life in the US too much, while Elizabeth weighs her duty to Mother Russia against her maternal instincts.