duty roster in a sentence

Examples

1. In a 1973 episode of " The Benny Hill Show ", the fictional Dalton Abbott Railway Choir performed a parody the song with the names in the chorus taken from the railway duty roster.
2. One member, Parks, cannot play in the game as his reputation for cons and luck-playing was well known, Coleman instructs the men to check their guard duty rosters before they turn in to rest.
3. Furthermore, a 1900 imperial ordinance ( ) decreed that the two service ministers had to be chosen from among the generals or lieutenant generals ( admirals or vice admirals ) on the active duty roster.
4. Rick Wallace, a computer user in Germany whose wife serves with the US Army there, said he has used the popular file-swapping program LimeWire to download military duty rosters, discussions of tactics, and other secret files.
5. Some of McBain's cop's names, including Meyer Meyer, Bert Kling and Roger Havilland, are seen in a duty roster posted on a squad room wall in the original 1962 film version of " Cape Fear ".
6. FBI investigator Lawrence Whitaker, the trial's final witness, testified Monday that nine months after the crash, he saw someone check in a bag at Frankfurt airport without making a notation on a duty roster, as security procedures require.
7. After a few missions to Kent, he was secretly detailed to lead the detachment that was to form the Prime Minister s military bodyguard, writing  Dungeness on the duty roster whenever he was sent to Number 10.
8. Priests from different countries observe a duty roster, which means that, at almost any time of day, pilgrims from Europe ( and occasionally further away ) can find a priest who will hear their confession in their own language.
9. But while readers wondered why Fergie, separated from Prince Andrew since 1992 and no longer on the royal duty roster, needed a staff of seven and a 72, 000-pound ( dlrs 111, 000 )-a-year mansion, the palace speedily assembled a response.
10. They support the Garrison Sergeant Major ( GSM ) or Regimental Sergeant Major ( RSM ) in the formation, practice and execution of these duties, typically running the duties roster, supervising rehearsals, and undertaking the guard mounts, both royal and barrack.