Sentence examples for will be duty from inspiring English sources

Under CAFTA, they can buy it anywhere, and their exports will be duty free.

"When and if all outside political pressures on FATA have been resolved, a civil war will erupt, because people who have lost family members to target killings by the Taliban will be duty bound to seek revenge.

That may prove uncomfortable to Mr. Mihalca and others like him who are making young Asian entrepreneurs rich today, but will be duty-bound to chastise them if they fail to execute.

At that point the Clintons, if they have any regard for the fortunes of the party, will be duty-bound to graciously fold their tents and try to rally their supporters behind a candidate who will be stepping into a firestorm of hostility from the other side.

If they leave soon afterwards then often nothing more will be said, but if they doze off and are caught by the girl's parents after daybreak, they will be duty-held to marry her.

About 7,000 police will be on duty.

Up to 5,000 officers will be on duty on Friday.

That will be my duty for the glorious Motherland".

A doorman will be on duty round the clock.

All the department's 3,600 officers will be on duty.

Doctors and technicians will be on duty around the clock.