Sentence examples for like the task from inspiring English sources

"I like the task of theatre, rather than the experience of it".

Mr. Watts said he expected the resolution to sail through the House and Senate in the next month, adding that he would like the task force to make its recommendations by year's end.

The performance thus becomes an overwhelming labour, like the task of Sisyphus, condemned forever to carry a rock up a mountain, only to see it roll down each time he reached the top.

Dr. Goodman said that despite the figures disseminated, like the task force's finding that there was a 16percentt mortality benefit with mammography, uncertainty reigned, and most scientists who studied the data were well aware of it.

So unless I've missed someone – that Yvette Cooper; I bet she can be mean – or Reid is available for hire, it looks like the task should fall to Alan Johnson, who is street-smart and funny.

Almost as soon as the operations began, however, it started to look like the task facing France would not be so easy — the Islamist rebels were far better equipped and prepared than had been anticipated.

If it's an interests-related issue that is, if you don't like the tasks you believe are critical for success as a PI then be sure to check that your assumptions are correct.

No one likes the task of adding these suckers to the boiling water, but you should know that high-pitched noise they're making is not a scream.

Without exception, students liked the task of writing their own research proposal; it was challenging and motivating according to the students.

"I'm very organized and I liked the tasks a secretary was required to do".

Brittany Orr, 15, who asked questions and jotted notes, said she liked the tasks that involved some thought and analysis.