Sentence examples for a few task from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a few task" is not correct in English
Did you mean "a few tasks"? You can use "a few tasks" when referring to a small number of specific jobs or assignments that need to be completed. Example: "I have a few tasks to finish before the end of the day."
Chances are that you tried a few task managers already and gave up on using them.
At least a few tasks for the post-mayor era are already defined.
We only ask because he looks so stressed out – couldn't he have delegated a few tasks?
In small companies, you can sometimes preview a possible new job by taking on a few tasks and getting a feel for it, she says.
They have chronic difficulty in focusing on many important tasks of daily life, yet they can focus very well on a few tasks that hold strong personal interest for them.
Such a government could be given just a few tasks, including changing the current electoral law, which makes it difficult to have a strong majority in both houses of Parliament, before the country heads back to the polls.
This full-screen computing philosophy, which eliminates any other distracting windows vying for your attention, will feel limited and sluggish to people who expect a lot of power and functionality from PCs, but for those who just want to get a few tasks done, it can prove quite handy.
Half of the goals involve grand, state-heavy expansion, including a commitment for state banks to open millions of new accounts, as well as building 30km (19 miles) of new roads every day between now and 2017, 100m toilets by 2019 and 100 new "smart cities" by 2020.Only a few tasks are about streamlining officialdom or creating conditions for private businesses to thrive.
The coordinator's MCU performs a few tasks, as shown in the flow chart.
The rover has a few tasks to complete before starting the traverse.
