Sentence examples for taking assignments from inspiring English sources

And he keeps taking assignments, much to Bill's dismay.

BIG had been taking assignments from developers more than it had been entering competitions, a process that can be expensive and time-consuming.

He started taking assignments for The Daily News and The Chicago Tribune, and he became a regular contributor to The Times in the late 1970s.

Already, Denver voters had approved a twenty-five-million-dollar tax increase that allowed Bennet and Aquino to expand a model program that paid teachers for improving achievement and taking assignments in high-poverty schools.

After college he supported himself as a cartoonist and graphic designer, mostly for leftist newspapers like New Masses and P.M., and kept taking assignments for decades, even after he became a teacher, a professional painter and an international traveler.

He served in the military, peripatetically, for 11 years — teaching courses in geopolitics in the Air Force R.O.T.C. program at Tuskegee in the 1950s, taking assignments in North Africa and studying at Northwestern University, the University of Chicago and the University of Paris.

The National Guard, with trucks that could negotiate water as deep as eight feet, also took assignments.

Teachers would be reluctant to take assignments in high-poverty, high-minority communities, he said.

Some camera crew members are refusing to take assignments in Oakland at night.

His success carried him to New York, where to his embarrassment he took assignments away from longtime illustrators, including Austin Briggs, one of Mr. Fuchs's heroes.

From the moment they met, Mr. Hillman was attracted to Mr. Donovan's skillful yet uninhibited approach to photography and his ability to take assignments and make them his own.