Sentence examples for take over the task from inspiring English sources
"take over the task" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to the act of assuming responsibility for a task or project. For example, "When my colleague went on maternity leave, I had to take over the task of organising our team's events."
With its vast, uninhabited coastline, mainland Australia would seem to have ample room to take over the task itself.
"In desperation, we appealed to fellow composers to take over the task; to them the Varèsian asymmetry was child's play".
By the middle of this decade, under certain conditions, they will take over the task of driving completely at both high and low speeds.
If states have not shown adequate planning when they report in January 2013, the Department of Health and Human Services can take over the task.
They can refuse, or they can ask them to stay on until others are ready to take over the task, court officials said.
The judges could reject the resignation request or ask the defense team to stay on until others are ready to take over the task, court officials said.
Paris's current mayor, Bertrand Delanoë, has taken over the task.
The gangs used to provide this service so now the police have sort of taken over the task.
He has made himself, in effect, the museum's chief financial officer, and has taken over the task of dealing with the city, state, and federal bureaucracies.
The Dutch commissarissen and the Italian sindaci, appointed by the shareholders, have taken over the task of supervising the directors and reporting on the wisdom and efficiency of their management to the shareholders.
Since the death of Nin's editor and lifelong champion Gunther Stuhlmann in 2002, Herron has taken over the task of publishing A Cafe in Space, a journal devoted to Nin scholarship.
