In February, the prelate's severe health problems made it necessary for another bishop, Onufry, to take over his tasks on a provisional basis.
In 1878, when his father was incapacitated by injury from an assassination attempt, Frederick briefly took over his tasks but was soon relegated to the sidelines once again.
By late July, less than three months after Mr. Sidgmore took over, his task became leading the company into the largest bankruptcy reorganization ever.
French helicopter gunships blasted pro-Gbagbo military camps and secured the airport, letting Mr Ouattara's forces launch what they hoped would be a final push on April 4th.Presuming that Mr Ouattara will soon take over, his task will be daunting.
But the sentence from my piece that she used to make this point was: "And if the man is sweating over his task, the camel, too, is worked up, with a baleful expression on his face, teeth clenched tight, all four feet dug deeply into the sand, and sweat pouring from his head, as well".
With the early evening sunlight dancing off the lily pond at the back of the homestay, Siphen lays out pork ribs, fish amok (fish curry steamed in banana leaves) and beef lok lak (beef stir-fried with red onions), before calling over Mach from his task of trimming the grass around the fruit trees.
Jake Gyllenhaal's Robert Graysmith, who pursues the murderer for years, is another of Fincher's inspired outsiders, an obsessive who so thoroughly gives himself over to his task that he almost destroys his own life.
And his tasks are far from over.
In Schmitten (population 10,000), Jens Kinkel took over postal tasks at his stationery store.
When Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco took over, the tasks overflowing his in box -- Mrs. Whitman's unfinished business, plus the Senate presidency and a career-climaxing campaign for governor -- seemed enough to bury him in an avalanche.
This action is part of a Defense Department initiative to have contractors take over basic tasks.
