Sentence examples for great task to from inspiring English sources

In "Not of This World," it is sometimes a great task to get through the everyday.

We want to be in Europe next year and it's a great task to go and chase.

Beyond surviving, though, we should choose to thrive, and we should thrive by giving full range to our curiosity and set ourselves the great task to know.

Probably even Anna Karina in Vivre Sa Vie couldn't make l'âge décrépit sound sexy, but it was no great task to create a personalized, modern-age version of "The Stages".

The writer says he long believed it was his destiny to fight against "the doctor-killer abortionists," but that Mr. Hutton now had given him a greater task: to destroy "the doctor-killer who would murder the innocent child of the Holy Family," Philip Workman.

Inaswer to a question from her he said: "The great task is to make the word 'American" mean what it meant in the beginning - new hope".

Our great task was to assemble a reliable estimate of the situation.

Dr. Manning became Bishop Manning in 1921, and his great task was to complete the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.

Currently, it remains a great challenging task to a trade-off between the specific capacitance and rate performance.

"It would not … be too great a task to instruct your Secretary of State to work up a scenario for ethnic conflicts between now and the year 2000.

Forina, who knows firsthand about jobs, having played a major role in destroying large numbers of them, nobly states that education's great task is not to prepare people for jobs, but to "fill children's souls," to make of them the kinds of citizens who can contribute to a participatory democracy.