Sentence examples for take their task from inspiring English sources

Coming in at 343g, it will be hugely appreciated by runners who take their task seriously.

Juries for criminal trials that are chosen by lot prove that people generally take their task extremely seriously.

Still, I'm glad the Chapmans are beginning to take their task seriously, pitching themselves against the best.

Non-executive directors take their task more seriously than ever before.Related items Board directors: No more Mr Nice GuyMar 18th 2004Of course, that is not true everywhere.

Clearly it is fallible, mistakes are made, and jurors occasionally fail in their duties; but the overwhelming thrust of research suggests that jurors take their task very seriously.

Still, that does not mean the people who are trying to figure who won a February election for the 49th City Council District, on the northern shore of the island, take their task any less seriously.

Dahl and the other boys got to rate the candy, and they took their task very seriously.

The judges, Keith Young, a 12-year veteran firefighter and author of a cookbook called "Cooking With the Firehouse Chef"; Jacques Torres, the master chocolatier; and Ted Allen, the host of the Food Network's cooking competition, "Chopped," took their task seriously, ranking the food on a host of technical criteria including presentation and taste.

I spotted Quinn working the line...and was amused and intrigued that the entire kitchen brigade was wearing tall white toques, another sign of the seriousness with which all took their task.

She insisted the Respect office had not been besieged by angry constituents wanting to take their MP to task since he described Julian Assange alleged behaviour as merely "bad sexual etiquette".

It's a blister pack developed by a clever U.S. Army doctor to help his elderly patients remember to take their pills a difficult task when many are prescribed a half dozen different medicines.