Sentence examples for important quest from inspiring English sources

During the work's concluding moments, the women leaped with joy and gathered together as if ready to embark upon some sort of mysterious but important quest.

The Winters invite us into their quaint kitchen, where they are making gingerbread, and we can lend a hand in rolling out the dough; but they need our help on a very important quest, too: Mrs Winter has mislaid the larder key somewhere deep in the woods, and only we can help her find it.

But if there's one part of the Bupa Garden that can momentarily diffuse the cacophony of crowds, cameras or public address systems, and provide a small window of dream-time, I'll know that even if it doesn't win the medal we all secretly desire, it will certainly be well-equipped to develop and fulfil an altogether more important quest.

In light of this, elucidating the structure and function of proteins, particularly in a "high throughput" manner, is an important quest.

Indeed, the important quest to develop more teachers of color is not new.

It's an especially important quest now that Donald Trump, whose enthusiasm for law and order was a central campaign message, is measuring drapes at the White House.

Finding one's best self, in my opinion, is one of the most important quests a person can pursue, and is obviously a prerequisite to being one's best self as often as possible.

For such a notable naval power there's only a disappointing two new trading ships, and keeping track of quests is still as cumbersome as ever, with the all-important Quest log still buried on a sub-menu.

The knotty task of integrating two huge research teams can distract both managers and scientists from the all-important quest for new drugs—a problem that will not show up in the balance sheet for several years.

How you decide to spend your money and your time this year is up to you, but remember the all-important quest to find love and keep it forefront in your mind.

LONDON — While the rest of London was still sleeping on Saturday morning, 36 men got up, put on their white fencing uniforms and headed to the Copper Box, their first step in an important daylong quest to win one of the more bizarre and grueling Olympic events.