Sentence examples for memorable task from inspiring English sources
One memorable task appointed to him by the King was to determine the day of week King Naresuan left Ayutthaya for his famous elephant duel, a problem ML Pin was unable to solve at the time, but became the inspiration for his later development of the "Everlasting Calendar".
MEMORABLE GAFFE: Took Fox News to task over a typo in a chyron (a term for the graphics at the bottom of a TV screen) identifying former the Arizona Congressman J.D. Hayworth as a "congresswoman".
We've taken on the task of listing the most memorable of these, ranking them here from the most serious, to the most frivolous.
The task before both men: find a memorable way to get their campaign message across.
As the star of an upcoming spinoff of NBC's "Apprentice," Martha Stewart's first task is to choose a phrase as memorable as Donald Trump's "You're fired".
Yet even though "Hitchcock/Truffaut," first published in 1967, is a memorable reading experience, turning it into a documentary film would seem a daunting task.
In a memorable column late last year, my colleague Alan Cowell compared Europe's present challenges with the mammoth task that faced it in the immediate postwar years.
From Aunt Linda to Shana to Björk, Wiig has had so many memorable characters and sketches that narrowing them down to just 15 was no easy task.
Gogol was too acute an observer of his fellow men (his women, disappointingly, are sketchy and marginal) to complete this self-appointed task; he was too gifted at tweaking his flawed characters into outstanding, profoundly memorable grotesques.
