Sentence examples similar to dive into the task from inspiring English sources
Mastering these nuances little by little, I dived into the task of learning how business was done in Britain.
So with the consensus that neither got much for the months of lawyers' fees — Lester Munson of ESPN.com is among those declaring it a flop for both sides — now the league dives into the task of stuffing its off-season into a few days.
She was a really good sport, too - basically we kept asking her to do things that were impossible to do to meet the technical demands of the piece - like floating in that 8 ft. bubble, playing the guitar and singing the song twice speed - and she just enthusiastically dove into the task.
But most team leaders just dive right into the task.
Taking a minute to pause and recognize the progress you've made gives you much more motivation to dive into the next task on your to-do list.
Thus, if you struggle with focusing, it's a great idea to get into the habit of cleaning your work area before you dive into an important task.
Dive into a work task, turn to a creative outlet, go for a run, call a friend to check in or offer to help a co-worker or loved one with a project.
Geddes threw himself into the task.
The monumental task ahead, if we can rise to the challenge, is to take a deep dive into the nexus of police misconduct and wrongful convictions.
First, dive into the data.
