Sentence examples for get down to the task from inspiring English sources

With big contracts, endorsement deals and commercials behind them, Griffin and the Redskins will get down to the task at hand Thursday in heat forecast to reach 100 degrees.

ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about the RV industry's spring season when the networks, the sponsors & advertising agencies get down to the task of deciding which regular programs the public is going to be confronted with during the coming fall & winter, and about David Susskind, of Talent Associates, Ltd., as a salesman for some of his programs.

After a psychedelic experience brought on by a bad cheesesteak, the host got down to the task at hand: Donning his "Julius Flickerman" regalia and storming the stage at the Wells Fargo Arena, much as he did a week earlier at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in a well-publicized stunt. .

In 2014 the talks will get down to the tough task of trading concessions.

It should be avoided, too, as officials in Florida get down to the arduous task of recounting the ballots.

It took too long for both management and chapel to bury their suspicions of the other's motives and get down to the complicated task of comparing roles and salaries across a combined operation that incorporated two newspapers and a website – each with a distinctive pay structure of its own.

Its central argument is that "this civilization is already dead," and that we need to get down "to the difficult task of adapting, with mortal humility, to our new reality" (23).

The emails and correspondence we receive are very helpful to us as we get down to the hard task of drafting the recommendations.

It's really time for smart marketers to stop pretending, stop using shortcuts and get down to the hard task of adding value to people's lives with their messaging.

Both men's budget plans were merely for the budget "overview" that Congress is supposed to pass before they get down to the much-harder task of the appropriations bills where every last dollar is accounted for.

We still have over 200 square brackets in the relevant text, so we must really get down to the very hard task of removing those square brackets and completing a clean text in good time for our capitals, for our governments, to analyze the document carefully and submit it to the Summit.