Sentence examples for nasty task from inspiring English sources
Jamie Carragher (for Lennon 118) Had nasty task of having to retake successful penalty that was saved.
In the era before Urban Dictionary, decoding her dual lyrics could prove a nasty task, maybe even nastier than the meanings themselves.
The more people who cooperate, the faster you will get this nasty task done!
But late winter — when the days lengthen, the light lifts, and one is confronted with twelve million nasty tasks left undone — is the guiltiest season of them all.
About a year after Hurricane Katrina, I was in the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans observing students and others who were heroically volunteering for the nasty tasks that the government should have been paying people to do, like cleaning out flood-damaged, rat- and insect-infested homes.
Christopher Hitchens endorsed Barack Obama on Slate on Monday, calling Palin's conduct "a national disgrace" and writing: "Given the nasty and lowly task of stirring up the whack-job fringe of the party's right wing and of recycling patent falsehoods about Obama's position on Afghanistan, she has drawn upon the only talent that she apparently possesses".
Nasty Nick taken to task by socialist democracy BB1 Remember the days when Big Brother was a genuine social experiment and housemates attempted to solve their own problems without the disembodied voice stirring things up even more?
The inspirational Cardinal, who made the trip to his hometown one week into rehab for a nasty broken leg, completed the celebratory task with scissors in hand.
Then came a nasty patch: faced with the difficult task of installing wallboard, Mr. Perpich put the students in the hot seat.
Then there was the nasty business of oakum picking, a task of unravelling the twine of old tarred ropes salvaged from ships.
Its self-imposed task was to avoid any nasty rows between 650 purple-clad gentlemen (and a few purple-clad ladies) who hold widely diverging views on issues which they see as matters of principle, not detail.
