Sentence examples for immense task of from inspiring English sources
Overshadowing all this is the immense task of running a city at the whims of the Arctic.
Yet, in the main, Lugard carried through an immense task of unification, which was officially declared on January 1 , 1914
With Losey and Pinter, she undertook the immense task of adapting Proust's À la Recherche du Temps Perdu for the cinema (Beckett also lent a guiding hand).
WHEN you are 10 years old and face the immense task of deciding what to wear for your school photos, nothing is as important as Mom's advice.
With the Syrian conflict entering its seventh year, Syrians and international actors are beginning to embark upon the immense task of rebuilding portions of the country.
Appointed to the additional office of secretary for the marine in 1723, he undertook the immense task of reorganizing the severely demoralized French navy.
It was an immense task to unify their administration.
Haiti's challenges include nothing short of rebuilding a nation plagued by poverty and dependent on foreign aid, an immense task for any country.
"The site is large, and systematic destruction of all of it would be an immense task," said Kevin Butcher, professor of classics and ancient history at the University of Warwick.
Europe faces an immense task coping with the consequences of hundreds of thousands being driven from their homes – in Syria and Afghanistan especially – by conflict and persecution.
The implementation of decimal time proved an immense task and under the article 22 of the law of 18 Germinal, Year III (7 April 1795), the use of decimal time was no longer mandatory, though the Republican Calendar was retained.
