Sentence examples for task come from inspiring English sources

"And we're going to make sure that we're equally up to the task come the next Jets home game.

Inputs of a task come from the higher level and outputs go back to the higher level or to a lower one.

From a modest but complicated task came a dramatic innovation.

Mr. Cheney's more important task came on the morning talk programs.

For Patty Dann, a writer whose books include the novel "Mermaids," that wrenching task came sooner than any mother would wish.

Jacobs and the Giants have a difficult task: coming up with a balance between pile driving and dancing.

"That will come in handy when the advertising task comes up and he [Solomon] has to make a real video," Hewer said.

She told me, "Anytime a task comes in that is asking for someone to 'be firm and cuss someone out,' I pass".

AS GEORGE BUSH laboured this week on his international fence-mending, a worrying indication of the size of the task came out of Washington.

One of the few times that a financial strategist has been widely taken to task came in 1999, when Kevin A. Hassett and James K. Glassman published "Dow 36,000: The New Strategy for Profiting From the Coming Rise in the Stock Market".

Ms. Hickey, who has been praised by many veterans groups for bringing new energy to her unenviable task, came prepared to list the many ways her agency is trying to cure V.B.A.'s chronic ailments.