Sentence examples for task in the second from inspiring English sources
Barda's effort looked to be heading wide but Degu burst into the box and slid home from seven yards, leaving Rangers facing a more difficult task in the second leg in Glasgow next week.
"Mystique's transformation, the Cerebro computer effects, Logan's claws -- all that we had done in the first movie, so our task in the second one was just to improve the look of everything.
Second-half goals by Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari left Barcelona with a huge task in the second leg after a night when Lionel Messi was not a factor for Barcelona.
Reality suggests Barcelona face a forlorn task in the second leg.
It was just about what the Slovenian champions deserved for a fine second-half fightback that leaves the Glasgow side with an uphill task in the second leg at Ibrox.
Davies admits his side now face an uphill task in the second leg on 30 May. "We finished strongly, which bodes well for next week, but at the same time we're 16 points behind so we've got it all to do," he told BBC Radio Cornwall.
Think about why you started the course or task in the first place – what's the end goal?
(Why the latrine search, an unpleasant task in the sixteenth century?) Was he trying to get out of the priesthood?
The 34-year-old Agassi had a much more straightforward task in the fourth round against Johansson, 22, although it was far from simple.
Admirers of Waters's first novel will recognize her consummate skill in evoking a sense of place -- a particularly challenging task in the first half of "Affinity," in which Margaret sets out to write a factual catalog of her visits.
All of which both makes intuitive sense, yet leaves a pressing question unaddressed: just what does it mean for a machine to carry out a task in the first place?
