Sentence examples for assignments of his from inspiring English sources

Back then, he was working as an agency photographer; he built up a career on assignments of his own choosing, including two-and-a-half years living in Kabul.

For the past several weeks, Dewey & LeBoeuf's Martin J. Bienenstock, one of the country's leading bankruptcy lawyers, has worked on among the most difficult assignments of his career — trying to save his own law firm.

A few days ago, I had breakfast with Kenneth R. Feinberg, the former pay czar and 9/11 fund administrator, who is now grappling with one of the most difficult assignments of his career: doling out as much as $20 billion of BP's cash to residents of the Gulf Coast who suffered as a result of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

Now, he faces perhaps the most challenging assignment of his career: the restructuring of his own law firm.

An unpaid creditor could insist on either payment or assignment of his estate by the debtor to all creditors.

It was a nice, quiet, ordinary day at the track, not the worst way to prepare for the biggest riding assignment of his life.

But within the next few weeks, Mr. Mills will be taking a leave of absence from his firm, Patton Boggs, donning his uniform and undertaking perhaps the biggest assignment of his professional life: helping to restore civil order to Iraq.

He has now been given the most high-profile assignment of his career, and the most challenging: producing the opening ceremony at the Sochi Winter Olympics, which will begin on Friday.

In what may be the best of Child's austere thrillers, Jack Reacher, a rootless ex-military cop who emerges from the shadows of his carefully guarded anonymity to play the series fix-it man, is given the assignment of his career: to assassinate the newly elected vice president.

But Mr. Dion, 57, now faces perhaps the most difficult and politically delicate assignment of his long career: overseeing the Justice Department's investigation into whether senior Bush administration officials illegally leaked the identity of an undercover C.I.A. officer in retaliation for her husband's criticism of the Iraq war.

McCain later stated that being commanding officer of VA-174 was the most rewarding assignment of his naval career.