Sentence examples for make him task from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty in the other coach's mind would make him task some of his defenders to keep a pass in mind.

Simply hop on your web cam and record a one minute video telling him to stay the course (or if you're of the more devious persuasion, feel free to taunt him with a cell phone and attempt to make him abandon his futile task mwahaha).

Shermer's own experiences and expertise make him uniquely suited to the task of explaining the overwhelming evidence for evolution...and why it is under attack.

The task made him uneasy.

His excellence at this task made him the world's most famous boss, with an attendant cult of personality.

Mr. Cathcart's experience with some of the world's most carefully developed bikes makes him well suited for the task he set for himself in this book.

One senses that eventually Mr. Su will return to the task that made him famous in the first place -- what he calls "fixing our country, our nation, our society, our civilization, all sick to the core".

And the task is making him a bit nervous, he says, because he is more used to dealing with companies that interact with customers in the physical worlds of factories and airports rather than those that operate electronically.

Barkly was sent to his Cape Colony governorship with instructions to reduce imperial expenses and devolve administrative powers on to the Cape colonists (his earlier experience in pioneering responsible government in Jamaica and Victoria made him well suited for the task).

Citing her subject's own take on the connection, from "Footprints" (which she gently compares with wishful "bedtime stories" composed by Mrs. Astor "for her own comfort"), she explains, "in agreeing to marry Vincent she was taking upon herself the task of making him happy, while doing her best to undo the damage caused by his mother's early mockery and neglect".

Obama made him White House Counsel, and his initial task was to draw up plans for the closing of Guantanamo: a promise made by the president on his first day in the Oval Office.