That's nothing, sir, nothing at all; and if bail has been accepted, surely it is your duty to liberate me at once.
Your duty is to take my orders," answered Nettlebones, severely.
It is my opinion that the other man does not deserve one bit of it; and whatever the law may be, papa, your duty is to strain it benevolently, and question every syllable upon the stronger side.
Your duty to King and State might compel you with your own hand to arrest me; and against your hand I could not strive.
Your duty is to hold up your head with me, and those who find you in bread and butter.
It is your duty, and the duty of us all, to subordinate our feelings to those of others.
But I say that it is your duty to give up drowning us all in tears, burying us in desolation.
I say it on behalf of all of us, that it is your duty.
I cannot converse freely with you here, because we are observed; but I shall return home presently, and shall expect you as soon as your duty permits.
Well, wait for me a moment; I am going thither to render an account of the fidelity with which you fulfilled your duty, and to get my sword, which I left upon the table in the tent.
But now that the first shock is over, madame, being a mother and a Christian, you will do your duty.
It is your duty," said Fanferlot with grave dignity, "it is your sacred duty.
Your silence has made my old age peaceful and happy, and I now thank you for having done your duty to yourself and to me.
Don't you see that it is your duty to cheer her a little way on this last dark journey?
It is your duty at least to give her the opportunity.
I want to show you what I am sure you will see to be your duty.
It is your duty to amuse me, but you make no effort to do so.
Take him from before the mouth of the vault, boys, and spread yourselves to your duty.
And you, sir, who have defied the authority of your senior officer, and have forgotten the obligation of your oath, submit, and return to your duty.
Then you openly snap your fingers at your duty, Mr. Duthie?
It would be your duty to do so, even if you had been guilty of wrong, instead of the victim of misfortune.
But in any event," continued Sewell, "it is your duty to yourself and your friends to go home and live it down.
Then, sir, I am afraid that until you doyour duty I can do nothing," answered the sergeant major, with suave respect.
I am saying that if the regulations were observed my batman and others would not be so frequently drunk, and the enforcing of these regulations, I understand, is a part of your duty.
The general took it and read, "And Barry, dear, remember that though you have a wife now, your duty to your country is still your first duty.
Let no man be able to say that you have defrauded him, that you have tyrannized over him; that you have neglected to do your duty by him.
It is your duty to pray, to give of your means, etc.
Steadfastly resist Satan and every indifferent feeling, and do your duty at any cost.
Silence, sir; I'd have you to know that when you are sent for by your officer, trousers or no trousers, it is your duty to come up directly.
You may now go on board to your duty, and tell Mr. Gascoigne to do the same; and pray let us hear of no more duels or running away.
You will have no obstruction from us in the execution of your duty--at the same time, I call upon the two young gentlemen by your side, and your own men, to bear witness to what takes place.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "your duty" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
