Sentence examples for task begun from inspiring English sources

It was an ambitious task begun mostly out of creative frustration.

Continuing the task begun by the French, Muḥammad ʿAlī put an end to Egypt's traditional society.

He was in India from 1966 to 1968, Japan and Sweden over the next nine years, and from 1977 to 1981 he held the key post of ambassador in Paris, where he was employed in the ongoing task, begun after 1970, of rebuilding relations with France, which had been seriously damaged in the Nigerian civil war.

The act of reading is always a matter of a task begun as much as of a message understood, something that begins on a flat surface, counter or page, and then gets stirred and chopped and blended until what we make, in the end, is a dish, or story, all our own.

Second, President Obama needs a nominee who can complete a task begun by Sonia Sotomayor: branding the Obama judiciary.

Bolesław's other major achievement was the conquest of all of Mieszko I's Pomerania (of which the remaining eastern part had been lost by Poland from after the death of Mieszko II), a task begun by his father and completed by Bolesław around 1123.

Once home, the task begins.

Work on that task began in March and, to everyone's astonishment, has already been completed.

That immense task begins on Friday and comes against current premiership front-runners and title favourites the Sydney Roosters.

And that Herculean task begins this week when he meets fellow EU premiers ahead of a critical EU summit later this month.

While Johnson supported the effort and pledged government help, McKissick's real task began five days later when a new president was sworn in: the politically conservative Richard Nixon.