Sentence examples for doing a task from inspiring English sources

Even when doing a task together, shucking corn, washing him, they looked away.

How we go about doing a task has much to do with the way that task turns out.

She said that finance teams learn better when "doing" a task rather than reading about it or watching a demonstration.

My home recipe project became an extension of that work: a rather high-tech way of doing a task that most people manage with pencil and paper.

"Doing a task together," Mr. Rash said, "if one of us is like, 'What?,' which is usually Nat ——" ("It's true, it's true," Mr. Faxon confessed).

Ms. Gaus, the education director of the Flat Rock Brook Nature Center in Englewood, N.J., has devised a scavenger hunt in which families will respond to clues by doing a task or answering a question.

We supported Jane to learn to tell her support to stop when she wanted to do a task herself.

Here is what she suggested her students do, a task that could work in English or in science classes: 1.

"They came premeditated, they weren't prepared to listen, they were hand picked to do a task and they did just that.

Kathleen has a lot of facing up to do, a task she has assiduously refused since leaving Ireland as a young woman.

It can also make a recording of the action on the computer screen, which can be helpful when creating tutorials or demonstrating how to do a  task.