Sentence examples for been assigned to create from inspiring English sources

In Portland, at Oregon State's Food Innovation Center, a young chef with a large mustache had been assigned to create dulse-related products to introduce to the public.

Teams began meeting right after the election at the Washington State Liquor Control Board, which has been assigned to create and administer a marketplace.

Crispin Porter, which had previously been assigned to create a Gap campaign for the holiday shopping season, is taking over the additional duties from Laird & Partners, New York, which had been the Gap agency of record since 2002.

Along with the annual cow (a Jersey, this year), Sarah Pratt, the fair's official butter sculptor, has already been assigned to create a butter diorama of sorts in honor of the 40th anniversary of Neil Armstrong's walk on the moon — complete with a butter moon surface, a butter astronaut and an American flag of butter.

None other than the famed BBC Radiophonic Workshop had been assigned to create this unique sound, a sound which from that time till now can summon whole families from around the house to come watch.

Later, while serving in the North Korean Army, Sun Mu was assigned to create propaganda paintings.

But the real drama erupts after a student who is assigned to create a Beldy implies to a friend that she had an affair with the teacher.

Mr. Kuzak and Mr. Herrmann were assigned to create a development team that had European engineers and designers at its core, but also included members from Asia and the Americas.

The six students, arranged into three pairs, were assigned to create campaigns for the butcher shop, named Fleisher's Grass-Fed and Organic Meats.

The Photographic Division of the corps was assigned to create films to reassure the home front: to show that the war was being well conducted, that commanders were taking the best possible care of their troops on the way to victory.

But when he got to France, three days after the landings at Normandy, the battalion was assigned to create mock encampments and depots to fool enemy bombers and divert enemy soldiers.