Sentence examples for given the task of remaking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morrison was given the task of remaking Superman, which included altering his origin and his costume.

Now Marc Meyer and Vicki Freeman (who also own Five Points and Cookshop) have taken on the task of remaking an old favorite for a city in which French bistros are as common as Irish pubs — and sometimes about as French.

The new standards provide an excellent starting point for the task of remaking public schooling in the United States.

For Iraqis, it is an occasion for joy and relief that allows them to go about the task of remaking their nation with far less fear of reprisal.

Ms. Birnbaum's resignation came after weeks of questions about whether she was up to the task of remaking the Minerals Management Service, an agency widely recognized as one of the most dysfunctional in government.

But even among those who describe themselves as her friends, there is uncertainty about whether she is up to the task of remaking the Minerals Management Service, an agency widely recognized as one of the most dysfunctional in government.

In the aftermath of those attacks, Mr. Mueller undertook the task of remaking the bureau into an intelligence and counterterrorism agency from one that had concentrated on white-collar crime and drugs.

The task of remaking their countries into modern, productive, representative societies with equal rights for men and women will be hard enough for the next Arab generation of leaders.

In part that is because Mr. Tenet, while well-respected and certainly well-liked, is being increasingly judged as a man who was ultimately overwhelmed by the task of remaking the operations and the culture of the intelligence community.

Yours is not the task of making your way in the world, but the task of remaking the world which you will find before you.

Give the task of checking messages your full attention.