Sentence examples for a class tasked with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lankford, 42, is one of scores of new Republican lawmakers who joined the 112th Congress last week, a class tasked with annulling the ambitious policy agenda that came to fruition under Democratic rule and powering past the shoals of divided government to put an immediate conservative imprint on Washington.

Exhibit A: In my writing seminar, our class was tasked with completing six substantial assignments just over Thanksgiving break.

This year, the freshman class was tasked with developing a business concept or invention that responded to the issue of food waste.

It was more like being a sous-chef in a low-key restaurant than a traditional cooking class — I was also tasked with chopping parsley and mint for a side of tabbouleh that had been ordered to go.

Doshi adds that parents in disadvantaged contexts may not necessarily support children taking up coding classes, especially girls tasked with housework (2016).

In 2006, during my junior year in high school, I had a research assignment in my honors Spanish class where I was tasked with writing about a topic of my choice involving Cuba.

For another vignette, participants envisioned being a second-grade teacher whose principal needed to place one more child in their already full-to-capacity class; therefore, participants were tasked with choosing a new second-grade student.

He described the daunting challenge of being tasked with teaching a class of 70 students during a discussion with journalists at Westminster on Thursday.

Friedman had been a Class C director: Why was Goldman Sachs tasked with representing the interests of the public?

The project, designated B-91 and led by Lieutenant Colonel Davorin Kajić, was tasked with developing a class of midget submarines capable of operating in the shallow waters of the northern Adriatic.

Another historical fiction story set in parallel structure, The House Girl tells the stories of Josephine Bell, a seventeen-year-old slave living in Virginia, 1852, and Lina Sparrow, a young lawyer living in New York City, 2004, who is tasked with research into a class-action lawsuit surrounding a mysterious Civil War era artist.