Sentence examples for assignments to work from inspiring English sources

She said she was exclusively assigned to eavesdrop my phone because she had traded off her other eavesdropping assignments to work exclusively on my phone tap; that's how much she loved me.

The negotiations centered on a proposal to suspend sabbaticals for teachers and put a group of teachers without permanent assignments to work as substitutes.

Y&R and Mediaedge:cia take over from units of the McCann Worldgroup in San Francisco, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, which resigned their A.M.D. assignments to work for a rival, Intel.

But he also added a more tangible list of actions: "Protect the Mueller investigation, use your committee assignments to work with Democrats to demand accountability and transparency from the Administration, acting all along with more graciousness, sincerity, and patriotism than Trump is capable of exhibiting".

Though the delegations function as traveling idea labs, both Ross and Cohen are obsessed with producing "deliverables": giving tech leaders specific assignments to work toward, like building support networks in the U.S. for fledgling Iraqi I.T. companies or finding ways to use crowd-sourcing to stop human trafficking in Russia.

Meanwhile, he had other assignments to work on this week as well — the story of a sunken cruise ship in Italy (he was on "Good Morning America" on Tuesday talking about that) and a separate investigation into offshore investments by Mitt Romney (he was on "World News" and "Nightline" on Wednesday with that).

The development of the feature animation department created a caste system at the Disney studio: lesser animators (and feature animators in-between assignments) were assigned to work on the short subjects, while animators higher in status such as the Nine Old Men worked on the features.

He desperately wanted the assignment to work.

"We expect Hamas, as we do all parties, to respect the rights of every journalist on assignment to work without fear of being arrested," it said.

Following that Yankee blowout, Jones accepted a minor league assignment to work on his repertoire, and several weeks later he came back a changed pitcher.

Granville was "politically naïve": "An opportunist, keen on action, who fell in with whichever personal contact would give her an assignment to work for the freedom of her country".