Sentence examples for had a task to from inspiring English sources
"We had a task to build a record and defend a record and once again they said we could not win but we did".
"If the KGB had a task to work with a 19-year-old unknown young man Cameron, there would have remained certain paperwork on this matter," claimed Sokolo, in an interview with the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper.
"I think because they're just a bureaucratic system, they just had one person go in, who probably had a task to solve, then solve that task, and hasn't revisited it since, when they probably should," he mused.
He has a task to perform.
Even in video games, the hero mostly has a task to fulfil for a reason.
"We really have a task to prepare kids for that, and the data is one of the most motivating tools".
This means that during trips I usually have a task to focus on, and notice little of what is around me.
"I wanted models to have a task to make them move and be entertained," Goddard says, "and to do something that wasn't pretty or twee like flower arranging".
We have a task: to change this mind-set.
The camera has a task to follow and monitor the chaotically moving object.
Sometimes we have a task to do so we do it together.
