Sentence examples for would duly from inspiring English sources

Critical responses to one instalment of this novel would duly be mocked in the next.

Anyone of fair mind had to know that in good time she would duly recognise Obama as the victor.

And they would duly be betrothed and if she gave birth unto a son, super, bring out the streamers, she was a keeper.

Mike Oppenheimer, the boss of Ferrexpo, a mining firm based in London, points out that 20 years ago, at the sniff of a price rise, miners would overinvest in new capacity and prices would duly slump again.

Partridge liked to set himself against the OED, which had been above recording many of the usages that he documented (though hundreds of his explanations would duly find their way into the OED's second edition of 1989).

He simply trusted that he would eventually have a son, who would duly inherit the estate and its income; by giving him five daughters, providence has denied him this security and ensured that his cousin, Mr Collins, will get everything.

I'd duly hurry off and hammer out story ideas about the looting of the Iraq Museum in Baghdad, or the wars between the Moors and the Christians in 15th-century Spain, or the burgeoning anti-Olympics movement in east London.

Your grandparents would be duly shocked.

We said that we would and duly waited.

They were nodding and smiling in unison, and the woman stroked her hair and briefly licked her lips — positive signs of chemistry that would be duly recorded in this experiment at the new eHarmony Labs here.

"New directors can then issue the remaining share certifs [sic] and call a general shareholder meeting at which the majority of shares would be duly represented if that should be necessary for any reason in the future".