Sentence examples for on some task from inspiring English sources

She usually had a plain, oversized, overstuffed bag slung over one shoulder but pushed back behind her arm as she sailed forth to achieve some goal or take on some task.

Contemporary researchers have found that drive for muscularity is heightened among men when there is a perceived threat to their masculinity such as performance on some task (Steinfeldt et al. 2011) or perceiving that they hold some less masculine traits (Blashill, 2011).

The present study indicates that simply placing neurotic individuals in noisy conditions can have the same adverse effect on some task performances.

Mr. Giuliani personally took on some tasks, but a half-dozen members of his firm, including Bernard B. Kerik, the former New York City police commissioner, were also involved.

Mr. Warren will take on some tasks that had been assigned to Peter Liguori, Discovery's chief operating officer, who left at the end of last year and will not be replaced.

One of the main challenging research problems in assistive robotics is to endow ubiquitous robots with ability to pro-actively taking on some tasks to help humans in performing complex activities, by participating with them just as other humans do, in normal societies or organizations.

Ask family members to take on some tasks if they live near enough to stop by, or if they don't, perhaps they can provide financial support so you can hire some help each week.

When not battling monsters, the player is asked to take on some unsavory tasks.

I believe I received privileges and encouragement because I was willing to take on some administrative tasks, paid careful attention to lessons from other researchers, and sincerely believed I had a lot to learn.

If your work is not challenging enough, then you may change attitude by taking on some new tasks.

Delbridge notes [workers'] chafing at endless attempts to shave a fifth of a second off some task on the line, and their dislike of being bossed around.