Sentence examples for special assignment for from inspiring English sources

Ms. King would occasionally go on special assignment for "Oprah".

Fritz's staff had a special assignment for me.

In 1999 she began writing the Op-Ed page column "Public Interests," first as a special assignment for the 2000 campaign and since last November on a permanent basis.

Gail Collins, who has been on special assignment for the Op-Ed page of The New York Times covering the elections in her column "Public Interests," was named yesterday to write a column twice a week for the Op-Ed page on governmental and legislative issues at the state, regional and national levels.

This week we learned about a special assignment for U.S. Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA).

The court's rules permitted such special assignments for difficult cases, and Judge Williams noted that the judges who got those cases had less crowded dockets.

While in private practice Mr. Katzenbach often took on special assignments for the public and private sectors, in one instance serving as chairman of the troubled Bank of Credit and Commerce International in 1991.

The premise centers on a team of Navy SEALs who, as described in the pilot, "take on special assignments for the government and private sector".

During her 25-year career, Mrs. Cohen has appeared on ABC, CBS, NBC and BET; hosted ABC's "Good Day in Boston"; covered special assignments for Entertainment Tonight; and produced several programs, including "On Capitol Hill with Janet Langhart".

Keller's passion for rare stamps leads him to take on a special assignment from his old booking agent, Dot, who has resurfaced in Sedona, Ariz.

Larry Robinson, a special assignment coach for the Devils, interviewed last week for the Rangers' coaching vacancy.