Sentence examples for are missions from inspiring English sources
noun
A set of tasks that fulfills a purpose or duty; an assignment set by an employer.
Every day there are missions where the duck is officially stalked with a big net.
"There are missions of diplomatic representation between Egypt and Iraq, which will be headed by charge d'affaires holding the rank of ambassador," Mr. Moussa said.
From such discoveries are missions launched, voyaging across time and space at the apparent instruction of a superior intelligence offering cryptic hands across the universe.
There are missions to try and fulfil but the longer you're in there, the more you get to know your zombies.
Five finalists were announced from among 27 proposals in Discovery, a competitive mission line with a $500 million cost cap, and two of them are missions to Venus, not visited by a NASA spacecraft since 1994.
The main applications of these devices are missions where fast response (less than a few ms) and high detectivities at room temperature are mandatory at the 3 5 μm spectral range.
So these are mission critical, live networks.
That's mission accomplished.
It was mission accomplished.
