Sentence examples for begin the mammoth task from inspiring English sources
As the 800-strong litter-picking crew begin the mammoth task of clearing an estimated 1,650 tonnes of waste – including 5,000 abandoned tents, 6,500 sleeping bags, 400 gazebos, 54 tonnes of cans and plastic bottles, 41 tonnes of cardboard, 66 tonnes of scrap metal, 3,500 airbeds, 2,200 chairs and 950 rolled mats – it has crossed my mind that I could return as part of their team.
This week Standard Life began the mammoth task of telling its 2.4 million members how big - or should that be small?
Local immigration authorities recently began the mammoth task of verifying the citizenship of Rakhine's Muslim population in an effort to settle the explosive question.
Prodded by Jackie Goldberg, the local council member, local property owners agreed to tax themselves to the tune of $600,000 a year each for the next five years to raise money for infrastructure, and voluntary organisations began the mammoth task of cleaning the graffiti and prettifying the streets.
The Independent Iraqi Electoral Commission, set up here after the transfer of sovereignty to Iraqis on June 28, has begun preparing for the mammoth task of registering an estimated 12 million Iraqi voters, beginning Nov. 1 in about 600 offices around the country, officials said.
The Environmental Protection Agency is to begin within the next few weeks the mammoth task of cleaning and testing thousands of apartments in Lower Manhattan that were caught in harm's way last September by the ash and dust from the World Trade Center.
Social media put a stop to that because customers began publishing their dissatisfaction with their services and highlighting the mammoth task of cutting them off.
Already, the mammoth task of digitally archiving treasures has begun while security at archaeological museums around the country has been increased.
Now the country faces the mammoth task of integrating them into the labour market.
The mammoth task of transcription -- hundreds of hours remain to be released -- is outlasting popular curiosity.
