Sentence examples for age-old task from inspiring English sources
It is surprising that ministers, in the age-old task of moving parishioners to high ground, are pining for a mythical past rather than considering every persuasive tool in the book for the task at hand.
Wood and long walkers of his ilk do something similar if less grand: Out of a kind of age-old honor, they invent a task and risk a great deal and aim to finish what they have started, so they can tell us what happened.
Consider the next action: This is different than the age-old advice to break up a task you're tempted to avoid into bite-sized chunks.
Changing age-old tradition in the Catholic Church is not a task for the faint of heart.
Imagine you're an engineer who has solved an age-old challenge, but for one tiny detail: You lack the perfect material for the task.
The displacement of this age-old tool for telling time and its relocation of its contents has rendered it unable to perform its task.
Mears accepts that one of his tasks is to broaden the ethnic mix of the audience, but how will that age-old problem be tackled?
An age-old problem: How old is too old?
Then began the age-old negotiation.
Calvin Trillin settles an age-old dispute.
