Sentence examples for task on monday from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney had a narrower political task on Monday night: to show he was conversant in the subject matter and to reassure a war-weary public that he would not plunge the country into new conflicts.

The administration will turn its full attention to that task on Monday, when Mr. Bush is expected to begin outlining his broad vision and specific suggestions for better integrating religious groups into the government's efforts to help people in need.

The Giuliani administration did compromise, and doubled the number of firefighters assigned to the digging task on Monday after negotiations started again with Deputy Mayor Robert M. Harding and other city officials, people on both sides said.

In Washington, the first lady, Laura Bush, took Myanmar's government to task on Monday for failing to notify its citizens in time, and pressed the military junta to accept American aid.

SEOUL, South Korea — President Obama took North Korea's untested new leader, Kim Jong-un, to task on Monday, demanding that China curb his belligerent behavior and declaring that South Korea's economic and democratic achievements would inevitably triumph over the failure and isolation of the North.

Former Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe took Trump to task on Monday in a blog post for Vox, outlining some of the things that athletes do talk about in the locker room.

He must start that task on Tuesday.

They are supposed to turn to that task on Friday.

He had an easier task on Tuesday, when he gave a thoughtfully phrased, sweet-toned account of the Mendelssohn Concerto.

I got a hint of why the elite shrugged off that task on Friday night while I was standing outside Mercury, a packed, upscale bar in the ABC Plaza.

The pianist Christopher Taylor proved up to the task on Tuesday evening, offering a powerful interpretation notable both for its technical agility and introspection.