Sentence examples for sticking to the task from inspiring English sources

"We are sticking to the task.

The old rogue must have been sorely tempted to devote his life to self-indulgence, rather than sticking to the task of trying to measure up to his legendary brothers (impossible) and redeeming his own reputation (still unlikely).

"He was well supported by David Masters and Monty Panesar, while Worcestershire's bowlers deserve praise for sticking to the task.

Against Ireland we had awesome composure and work-rate in those wet conditions, sticking to the task and fighting a really experienced side.

You stuck to the task when others would have packed it in, citing fatigue and the fact they have to "work the next day".

It would win some battles and lose others, but over the long haul, if it stuck to the task doggedly enough, momentum would shift in its favor.

With both lottery and government funding we'll stick to the task of achieving a fairer distribution of investment in the arts.

But, determined to end a disastrous tour on a high note, the toursts stuck to the task well in the early overs and were rewarded with the wicket of Brad Haddin for seven with the score on 21.

Only one competitor actually said he'd failed to understand a clue (the one for ANDERSON – see bilander), so I applaud the diligence of those who stuck to the task.

We took some time to get into the game but stuck to the task and had some cracking chances – by half time their keeper had kept them in it.

Great solidarity, determined to stick to the task of government but the party seemingly unable to tackle its key role of promoting its own vision of a Liberal society.