Sentence examples for a day's tasks from inspiring English sources

A busy, overworked, overtired entrepreneur -- a mamapreneur if you will -- with little time to get through a day's tasks let alone worry about herself.

Michael Watkins, mission manager for Curiosity (formally, the Mars Science Laboratory) at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), explains that this system has extremely low capacity and is designed for receiving (and sometimes acknowledging) terse instructions to carry out a day's tasks.

I had left myself completely vulnerable, and so, before long, each time I closed my eyes to meditate, a list of the day's tasks would appear on my eyelids, or conversations, past and planned, would play in my head, or anxiety-inducing images of problems real and imagined would enter uninvited into the now contracting peaceful place.

(Hello, Ted! And how are you, Arun? Are you sipping Ceylon as you read this?) Even among us six, we've quit discussing the incident — there's always the new day's tasks to think of.

By doing the same rituals daily, you condition yourself into a work mindset, ready to jump right into the day's tasks.

Do women deserve paid "menstrual leave" for the days when cramps, irritability or more complicated issues like endometriosis distract from the day's tasks?

They may attend school with the best of intentions, hoping to form friendships, feel connected to their teachers, and succeed at the day's tasks.

Often, we feel that we'd be MORE productive if we just skipped the meeting and focused on the day's tasks.

Mel Gussow's article about the play "Anna in the Tropics" ["Nilo Cruz's 'Anna Karenina' Lights the Cubans' Cigars," Sept. 14] referred to the lector, a cigar roller delegated by his coworkers to read or recite to them as they performed their long day's tasks.

4. Limit each day's tasks so you can leap into each fully.

Hitting "inbox zero" will get your full inbox out of your head and allow you to focus more intently on the rest of the day's tasks.