Sentence examples for you duly from inspiring English sources

SNIFTER was clearly a popular choice of clue word, unsurprisingly given its range of meanings and friendly constituent letters, and you duly rose to the challenge with a wide variety of good ideas.

On the business owner side, as you duly noted, there's going to be an increasing number of businesses run by baby boomers who are going to be looking to retire in the next several years.

This gambling is, of course, illegal, but as long as you duly report your winnings to the Internal Revenue Service, you should not see this activity as a moral or ethical failing.

In addition, make sure that you duly notify your employees before any extra surveillance begins.

"It's no longer as simple as saying, 'You're of age, you're a citizen, you're duly eligible to vote,' " said Andrew D. Gillum, an organizer with the liberal advocacy group People for the American Way in Tallahassee, where he is a city commissioner.

The author may see things from a different perspective, and may have some information you were not aware of, which you will duly confirm from an independent source before including it in your story, right?

You may duly roll your eyes.

You might duly expect Exxon's new CEO to ride this wave of success, but some observers believe it's hardly that straightforward: Sky-high profits have already sparked calls from consumer groups and politicians for new taxes to be slapped on to oil companies (See "Hands Off The Windfall").

Anyone who loves bubblegum confinement thrillers like Disturbia, or chicks-take-charge revengers such as Double Jeopardy, or just loves Halle Berry or Larry Cohen, you have been duly notified.

In it, host Sarah Murdoch (wife of Rupert's oldest son, Lachlan) announces to the two remaining contestants that: "It's you, Kelsey!" Kelsey duly embarks on an emotional speech of gratitude and appreciation; the loser, Amanda, smiles, claps and graciously thanks the programme-makers for the opportunity and then, off screen, you can hear Murdoch give a tiny gasp.

You have been duly warned.