Sentence examples for task of perfecting from inspiring English sources

"The task of perfecting our union moves forward.

While Wayne was usually in charge of group lessons, his wife had the more difficult task of perfecting her sons' strokes — of transmuting talent and enthusiasm into skill.

Tonight, more than 200 years after a former colony won the right to determine its own destiny, the task of perfecting our union moves forward.

He hired a Mexican voice coach and obsessed himself with the task of perfecting the accent until he could have stood up in a ditch in The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre and said, "We don't need no stinkin' badges", and nobody would have noticed the difference.

Apple, more than any other company, is up to the task of perfecting this.

Other missile experts have said that one of its main tasks has been perfecting electronic guidance systems for a short-range, liquid propellant ballistic missile known as the Samoud, one of several missiles thought to have been developed to carry biological, chemical or even nuclear warheads, as well as conventional explosives.

If the Red Sox were assigned the task of building the perfect player, they would have constructed someone who hit, fielded, walked and talked like Teixeira.

One starts with the simple task of finding the perfect article of clothing.

In addition to perfecting the task of making molecules, our role as chemists is to realize their potential, unravel mechanisms and devise a sustainable future using all of the methods in our toolbox — old ones, new ones, and those that remain to be discovered.

The conglomerates, through marketing and maximum use of cable, DVDs, and other ancillary markets, have perfected the task of catering to the ever-emerging young audience — the audience they want to sell to — while older people have been cordoned into the fall season, to wander aimlessly the rest of the year like downsized workers; or they have decided simply to look at movies at home.

Only a ridiculously brave, and determinedly self-confident writer would therefore dream of taking on the task of 'updating' it, a perfect description, one might say, of Steve Jones.