Sentence examples for task making from inspiring English sources

Slightly heartbroken by Krupa's response, I issued my final task – making her buy herself a gift on my behalf.

Having made philosophy safe for theism, he's now turning to a harder task: making theism safe for science.

She may have been waiting until she had more time, but she was probably also struggling with her monumental task: making a really hard phone call.

He recently returned to the task, making a deal with HarperCollins, and said he planned to spend much of this year combing through his archives and writing.

As China's Communist Party prepares for its all-important 16th Congress in November, Ding Guangen, head of the party's propaganda department, has a thankless task: making sure China's increasingly freewheeling state news media are docile and on message.

They eventually hit upon the scheme of using Kate to rubber-stamp the executions publicly, thus removing themselves from direct complicity in the task, making it easier to avoid international censure.

The task made him uneasy.

How did last night's toy task make money?

It's the interview task made famous in Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street.

It was a hopeless and desperate task, made impossible by the fact that her father was an alcoholic.

The staff tried hard to find a home for Patches, a task made more difficult by his age.