Sentence examples for return to the task from inspiring English sources
The phrase "return to the task" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when the context suggests that some other topic has been discussed and now the focus should go back to the original task. For example: "We've gone off-topic, so let's return to the task at hand -- discussing the company's budget."
The Knicks will wait, respectfully, and then return to the task of rebuilding frayed relationships.
When challenged, Pickles promises that this is just a first step on the path to real decentralisation, that he will return to the task soon.
Frequent interruptions – such as your phone starting to vibrate while you are reading this paragraph – make it harder to return to the task at hand.
You sense that this is someone who is wrapped up in his work, anxious to return to the task in hand.
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".
I happen to find it useful to step away from my computer and do some housework or laundry, but I always return to the task at hand after a short while.
But these approaches will not work; sooner or later a Russian government will have to return to the tasks of stabilising and reforming the economy.
If the rest of your team looks askew when you take regular breaks, encourage them to do the same, pointing out how much more focus they'll have when they return to the tasks.
He waved back, then returned to the task of untying one of the strings.
Carnap repeatedly returned to the task of formulating a precise characterization and theory of analyticity.
The intention to complete the series was reestablished, however, and many countries have returned to the task.
