Sentence examples for bigger tasks from inspiring English sources

On November 14th Congress's general secretary, Digvijay Singh, said the young "national leader" must take on bigger tasks.

The small version works well for zesting or grating small amounts of hard cheeses like Parmesan; the large for bigger tasks.

And the dramaturge here - this is television, so let's say that's Laura Fisher, a historian and one of the show's executive producers - has set herself bigger tasks.

The stakes have increased as China's armed forces, once a fairly ragtag group, have become more capable and have taken on bigger tasks.

He said that by allowing Democrats to "stall a budget they should have completed six months ago, we are being distracted from even bigger tasks".

Ever bigger tasks came her way – regenerating east London, managing Labour's New Deal, implementing tax credits, the merger of the Inland Revenue and Customs & Excise – before her last role as Permanent Secretary at the Home Office, where she was known for bringing in homemade cakes.

The hitters have an even bigger task.

"But to learn to use it is a bigger task".

The Labour leader faces a much bigger task now.

This time, Mr Werber has an even bigger task.

But the bigger task is for Mr Wickremesinghe.