Sentence examples for taking an assignment from inspiring English sources

Roy, who owns his own cosmetics company, is also rude to waiters, the general public and Natalie (Kyra Sedgwick), a New York photographer who has been tricked into taking an assignment in Boston.

Mr. Penn observed the rebelliousness of the '60s with a curious eye, even taking an assignment from Look magazine to photograph the "summer of love" scene in San Francisco.

But be aware that some new tenants might be unwilling to assume building dilapidation liability (and the costs this could bring) if taking an assignment of the lease for a shorter period.

Seeing Art in Cigarette Butts Mr. Penn observed the rebelliousness of the '60s with a curious eye, even taking an assignment from Look magazine to photograph the Summer of Love in San Francisco.

But if lives were blighted, they were also, in unexpected ways, enriched, especially after 1918, when a crusading schoolteacher named Jane F. Shaw, called the Angel of Barren Island and Lady Jane by the press of the day, arrived, taking an assignment that 91 teachers before her had refused.

He spent several months recovering in a hospital before ultimately taking an assignment as a gun captain on a destroyer in the Pacific theater in 1942.

In the summer of 1960, Norman Mailer took an assignment to cover the Democratic Convention in Los Angeles.

By David Remnick In the summer of 1960, Norman Mailer took an assignment to cover the Democratic Convention in Los Angeles.

After a couple of jobs in retail, she took an assignment as a customer service representative at a furniture company.

He rarely takes an assignment that does not include a dinner of 5 courses, 2 wines, & free Upmanns No. 30.

Upon turning sixty-five, when asked to take an assignment, Friedlander answered, "I retired from everything except work".