Sentence examples for task for everything from inspiring English sources

More recently, he has taken Trump to task for everything from his troubling ties to Russia to his mishandling of North Korea.

Lately, Kate has been taken to task for everything from her reverse-mullet hair, to her mommy meanness, to her unhealthy diet (She's a Slob Who Pigged Out On Junk Food! screams Star magazine).

In one electrifying speech after another, he took the party's president, Sonia Gandhi, and the party's vice president, her son Rahul, to task for everything that had gone wrong in the country.

In an increasingly incoherent war of words, Sen has been taken to task for personifying everything that Aspirational India fears and loathes – from communism and welfare to personal relationships with 'foreign' women.

Unable or unwilling to learn even the most basic tasks, clumsy, late for everything, he was a constant trial for his fellow soldiers, endlessly exasperating his squad leader and platoon sergeant, and certainly me, his platoon leader.

"I think we've moved back into an app world where both users and developers are more expecting of apps to do tasks instead of browser tabs for everything," Greylock partner Josh Elman wrote in an email.

First, Yandex says that it is starting to use the new framework itself across its own services, to replace MatrixNet, which is the machine learning algorithm that up to now has been used at the company for everything, from ranking tasks, weather forecasting, Yandex.taxi services (which are now being spun off into a $3.7 billion joint venture with Uber across Russian markets) and recommendations.

I filled out my calendar with each and every event or task, and then arrived five minutes early for everything.

His popularity and that of his party has nosedived as he has been taken to task for breaking election promises on everything from student tuition fees to VAT and spending cuts.

Mallarmé spent the final decades of his life plotting the form this uber-book might take: books in their current state being inadequate for the task of containing everything, he called for a radical dismantling and reconfiguration of the shape and format of the medium itself, envisaging ways in which the page might be unfolded and expanded into performance, social practice, even cult activity.

This is being set at £72,000 from 2016 for everything from help at home for tasks such as washing and dressing to a place in a care home.