Sentence examples for task on wednesday from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rogers will have perhaps an even more difficult task on Wednesday, when he meets with Progress managers and employees for the first time since their former boss was forced to leave the company.
Mr. Obama had the easier task on Wednesday night: to keep the focus on the economy, to show that he could be trusted to change the direction of the country and to remain relaxed and steady.
William Preucil took on a more daunting task on Wednesday, playing the violin solo in Arvo Part's "Fratres," which is closely identified with the supreme virtuoso of the day, Gidon Kremer.
Sharif el-Gamal, the real estate developer in the national spotlight over his plans to build an Islamic community center and mosque two blocks from ground zero, took care of a much more mundane task on Wednesday: paying his back taxes.
— JOANNE C. GERSTNER London 2012 Olympics: Spectators at badminton in 'match-fixing' scandal games will not get refunds via @Telegraph http://t.co/2OCriaNJ — Jacquelin Magnay (@jacquelinmagnay) 1 Aug 12 Former No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt has a big task on Wednesday, as he's taking on Novak Djokovic.
Clearly, her big task on Wednesday and in the days ahead was to drive home the image the McCain campaign has sought to attach to this unexpected pick: the corruption-fighting governor from outside Washington, a socially conservative mother of five who can easily connect with working-class Americans in a way that Mr. Obama has so far had trouble doing.
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.
