Sentence examples for be stuck with the task from inspiring English sources

Connecting ReverbNation to your band's Facebook page after you've already created it means you're not going to be stuck with the task of promoting your band through your personal Facebook profile.

We're stuck with the task of evaluating Mitt Romney, who went for a cheap attack at a time when any calm, mature adult would have waited and opted for at least a brief show of national unity.

Even so, the state will be stuck with the unenviable task of showing the rest of the country how to make these programs work once they finally come into being.

He would be stuck with the strawberries.

Rotating chores can also help mix things up and to ensure that no one member of your household is stuck with the unpleasant tasks, such as cleaning your kitty's litter, every time.

Some are allowed only one bath a week and are stuck with the most unpleasant tasks, like emptying the chamber pots (one of the second footman's duties).

We're stuck with them, as we're stuck with the Senate, and the filibuster.

And President Bush has made it clear that when it comes to rebuilding Afghanistan, he prefers someone else do the heavy lifting (though it seems likely that the United States will be stuck with much of the task).

BankBoston is sticking with the big guns.

We're sticking with the profit thing.

For the time being, we are sticking with the original name, after Penny.