Sentence examples for idea of the task from inspiring English sources

There is even some excitement at the idea of the task ahead.

That gives some idea of the task faced by those who study these bodies.

When they took the field, there was no doubting that the Red Sox, despite being on the road, had a better idea of the task at hand.

To give an idea of the task facing United, Bilbao are unbeaten in their last 12 games at home and have won 10 of them, scoring 30 goals in the process and conceding eight.

It's not to be ignored: on September 24th an honour-roll student was beaten to death near Fenger, swept up in senseless violence.For an idea of the task confronting Arne Duncan, Barack Obama's education secretary, Fenger is a good place to start.

You need to have a clear idea of the tasks you'll be expecting them to complete to ensure you keep them motivated, challenged and engaged.

Although the EWCS presents a higher level of subjectivity, this feature has the advantage of giving a more precise idea of the tasks performed within each occupation.

Henderson Talbot, an employee of the real-estate firm of Douglas L. Elliman got the idea of simplifying the task of showing suburban property to people in town by showing films of the property.

To get some idea of the formidable task ahead, it's fair to say that the only previous creativity one of nine had demonstrated was smearing his own excrement around the bathroom.

"[This] is a bold move and not an easy one," he said, though Levine dismissed the idea that the task of becoming a household name in Queens was a vexed one because it is the back yard of the New York Mets baseball team.

Weighted abduction (Hobbs et al. 1993) is based on the idea that the task of the hearer or reader is to explain the word sequence comprising a sentence by viewing the meaning of that sentence as a logical consequence of general and contextual knowledge along with some assumptions, to be kept as "lightweight" as possible.