Sentence examples for his assignment with from inspiring English sources

So McClellan steps down today and Bush remarks, "I thought he handled his assignment with class, integrity.

Brand, who says "American" with the same intimation the party out of power says "this administration," takes to his assignment with the fervor of Pete Best's publicist.

Above is a slide show of photographs that ran in the issue; below is a selection of other photographs that Polidori took in Cuba, both during and after his assignment with Goldberger.

And I have to say that McClellan arguably did handle his assignment with class, once you control for the fact that the assignment was, basically, to stand up and dissemble on a daily basis.

In an early test of his mettle, he is ordered to carry out an execution (a beheading) and discharges his assignment with a poker-faced efficiency that pleases his superiors.

Mr. Miller, whose favorite pastime was chopping wood, tackled his assignment with gusto, prosecuting organized crime leaders and chasing Hoffa through four indictments, three trials and four appeals, which ended in 1966 with the Supreme Court upholding Hoffa's convictions on charges of jury-tampering and fraud.

And Lil Buck shared his assignments with his cousin Prime Tyme (Ron Myles), a wonderful dancer in his own right.

Lord Petre eventually ends his assignments with Miss Fermor by clipping one of her tresses before the guests assembled at Hampton Court Palace.

Heeding his father's advice to handle each of his assignments with care and not take on too many projects at one time, Taniguchi built up a successful practice, specializing in museums and other public buildings in Japan.

Though much of his post-war work was on assignment, he found a way to marry his assignments with the sweep of history.

After all, what a 40-time can't measure is how fast a player is when he's wearing a five-pound helmet, 10-15 pofnds of padding, starting his motion not from a runner's crouch but an outside linebacker's stance, changing directions in his movement all while being preoccupied with his assignment and with what his opponent is doing.