Sentence examples for task to arrange from inspiring English sources

He was posted to Sariska game reserve, his immediate task to arrange a hunting expedition for the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh in 1961.

But it is undoubtedly an arduous task to arrange your photos so that it simulates a given design.

The second task is to arrange compensation.

His main task is to arrange, and then rearrange, a meeting with his perfect match, in the shape of Mary Rachel McAdamss), an American who lives in London.

In fact, it's so common that, when I first started teaching journalism in the mid-90s, I set up an exercise in which the task was to arrange crimes in order of their news value.

According to journalist Uki Goni, its first task was to arrange the post-war transport of Nazi war criminals to Argentina.

An example of a plenary task is to arrange a catwalk where the commentator has been secretly instructed to only comment on the positive personal and inner qualities of the "model", and not on looks; and the audience has been instructed to cheer, no matter what happens.

After presenting the five most frequent categories from the patient survey for each of the three qualitative questions, the physicians' task was to arrange the categories according to their expectation of the survivors' response frequency, from "1" (most common answer) to "5" (less common answer).

One reason for the difference might be that occupational health physicians, who work in close co-operation with the work places, can offer options to modify and lighten the patient's work tasks or to arrange work rehabilitation, so that the patient can return to work earlier.

I looked at that and thought about expanding that task and trying to arrange the entire universe with its stars and galaxies into neat geometric patterns.

Mr Churkin pointed out that the resolution called on the UN envoy to work towards a transition to democracy in Syria, yet the envoy's task had been to arrange dialogue, not regime change.