Sentence examples for world duty from inspiring English sources

It is closing its world duty free in-flight service and has made a number of property disposals.

"Then I tried to buy some sun cream from World Duty Free and they refused to sell it to me without a boarding card".

"In my world, duty of care means if we ask you to do something, we give you the training and the equipment to do that," Mr. Barnard said.

Autogrill, based in Rozzano, Italy, will pay £546.6 million ($1.1 billion) to purchase World Duty Free Europe from BAA, which is part of Ferrovial of Spain.

World Duty Free, which has concessions at Heathrow, for example, charges customers £16.49 for a bottle of Absolut Vodka compared to a high-street price of around £20 – a saving of less than 20 per cent.

Most high-street retailers operate on profit margins of around 25 per cent, meaning that World Duty Free is making a profit even on the alcohol it sells to EU travellers.

Charlie-27, a human who has been genetically enhanced with increased strength and endurance to withstand the rigours of life in a Jupiter colony, returns from off-world duty to discover his Jovian home overrun by Badoon forces.

One study compared emissions from commuter rail, using real-world duty cycles and notch-based emission factors from laboratory measurements of the same locomotive model, to automobile travel, using an automobile emissions model, and found that commuter rail emitted more NO x and PM, but less HC and CO [19].

Since that won't happen for a few years at least, Francis is probably going to be too old and frail to perform his end-of-the-world duties.

Fellaini is expected to resolve his future next week before reporting for World Cup duty with Belgium.

The group dissolved as various members were called to second world war duty.