Sentence examples for task of visiting from inspiring English sources

Her yearly task of visiting 100 summer degree shows is just beginning.

B1 Few Gather to Remember Crash The task of visiting the beach near where T.W.A. Flight 800 crashed to remember the victims has fallen to a dwindling cluster of families.

In 1961, Pope John XXIII gave him the delicate task of visiting Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty, a staunch anti-Communist who had taken shelter in the United States Embassy in Budapest after the Soviets crushed the 1956 Hungarian uprising.

Ohuruogu has been so keen to keep the Olympic legacy alive at grass-roots level in her home borough of Newham she has set herself a task of visiting every school in the area over the next two years.

Throngs may return for the 10-year anniversary of the crash, but now, eight years after the 747 bound for Paris from Kennedy Airport exploded and plunged into the Atlantic Ocean, killing everyone on board, the task of visiting the beach to remember has fallen to a dwindling cluster of families.

And while the day was marked by the solemn tasks of visiting his parents' graves for the first time and attending his oldest brother's funeral, Mr. King also found himself experiencing feelings of wonder at the sea changes in the social order of his southern Georgia hometown, where he had not set foot since 1961.

We've gone from the simplicity of the digital age, defined as the web and the task orientation of visiting a website to "do something", to the complexity of the always-on, always-networked connected age, where every one of us carries a multitude of digital devices that are constantly connected to an ever-increasing array of digital services.

This meant he had the task, which he came to dread, of visiting bereaved families and attending funerals.

In this algorithm, robots calculate the task performance estimation considering all the possibilities of visiting different combinations of refill stations based on their resource levels.

In such a map, each goal location would have unique 3-component spatial coordinates (x, y and z), and/or each arm of the maze would be represented by a unique vector; animals could thus solve the task by visiting each of the relevant locations in the same way as they do on the standard radial maze.

Participants will spend a minimum of 10 days and nights away from home, and activities are expected to include an outdoor challenge, a set of structured tasks involving visiting and helping the local community and, in consultation with local communities, designing a social action task.