Sentence examples for a sacred task from inspiring English sources

Recording, remembering, referencing history -- their buildings tell us -- is a sacred task.

"It is a sacred task to supply an education to these young girls," she said.

Never before had a European cathedral entrusted such a sacred task to an American company.

As the number of living witnesses dwindles, we have a sacred task: children today will be the grandparents and great-grandparents of the future.

The king is entrusted with a sacred Task, which is never to allow slumber to overcome him until his staff members have been thoroughly corrected.

Europe and America are both boosting their cyber-defences in large part because of the vast scale of suspected Chinese electronic snooping.Even a largely pro-market body like the European Commission, which regards abolishing trade barriers inside Europe as a sacred task, is starting to make protectionist noises about China.

An angel is not only a heavenly being but an agent with a holy and sacred task.

In his first big-budget Western, "The Iron Horse" (1924), the symbolic divide of the Mason-Dixon Line became the transatlantic railroad connecting East to West, a shared and sacred task rather than a lingering, bloody wound.

BRITONS don't like the idea of schools turning a profit on the sacred task of teaching their children.

The prime minister, Ibrahim Jaafari, described the Badr organisation last summer as a "shield" defending Iraq, while the president, Jalal Talabani, claimed the Badr organisation and the peshmerga were patriots who "are important to fulfilling this sacred task, establishing a democratic, federal and independent Iraq".

State media reported that a seventh Congress of the ruling Workers Partyy would be convened because the North was faced with "the heavy yet sacred task" of building a "thriving" nation.