Sentence examples for stuck with the task from inspiring English sources

Until an agreement was recently brokered through Benemann requiring Gun Club members to clean up after their pranks, these two were most often stuck with the task.

They could provide a slick order form that even the newest and lowliest employee — the one often stuck with the task of coordinating lunch for everyone else — could navigate.

We're stuck with the task of evaluating Mitt Romney, who went for a cheap attack at a time when any calm, mature adult would have waited and opted for at least a brief show of national unity.

Those who had been exposed to the neat environment stuck with the task for an average of 1,117 seconds before giving up, more than 1.5 times as long as those who had been exposed to the messy space (669 seconds).

Connecting ReverbNation to your band's Facebook page after you've already created it means you're not going to be stuck with the task of promoting your band through your personal Facebook profile.

But Meyer, who had initially been of a mind to stick with the task, confirmed that he would not seek a contract extension when his current deal expires next month.

Sticking with the task, however, Duval took the lead just after 9.30pm when the No1 car lost 43 minutes and 12 laps in the pits to change an alternator and the threat from the No3 Audi of Lucas di Grassi, Marc Gené and Oliver Jarvis was largely negated when contact incurred a puncture that cost the squad two laps.

Sticking with the task but having it take way longer than it should take.

As environmental standards rise, councils are finding themselves stuck with the unhappy task of passing on the growing costs of rising environmental standards to their residents.

Even so, the state will be stuck with the unenviable task of showing the rest of the country how to make these programs work once they finally come into being.

How did Goldberg get stuck with the unenviable task of trying to be irreverent about Woodrow Wilson?