Sentence examples for task to put from inspiring English sources

It was our predecessor's task to put the plow into the ground.

Let that genie out of the bottle and it is a Herculean task to put it back.

It is no easy task to put on "The Coast of Utopia," Tom Stoppard's three-part epic of 19th-century Russian intellectuals, which has more than 70 roles and runs about nine hours altogether.

Store owner Allen Spikes said the store was luckily spared from major damage, and he was soon on task to put a generator to work to get it open.

Glee Club, Oxford, Sat 5 Jun; Glee Club, Cardiff, Fri 11 Jun With every city in the UK seemingly having its own annual comedy festival, top-drawer talent is spread ever more thinly, so it's no easy task to put together a programme packed with enough quality to get the locals buzzing as well as drawing in comedy junkies from further afield.

The resettlement of 25,000 human beings from one continent to another is not an impossible task – to put it in context, more refugees arrived in Greece during each week in October – but it still will involve a great deal of coordination and tough decision-making.

He likened his task to "putting a content engine inside Edelman" that "complements the great work we've been doing for 60 years".

John Fechushak, Delta Air Lines' director of operations in Atlanta, compared the daily task to "putting together a puzzle with different pieces every day".

Aguero was quick to block Hennessey's attempted clearance and the ball bounced kindly to Dzeko, who had the simplest of tasks to put City ahead.

Our greatest primary task is to put people to work.

His formidable task was to put together a coherent plan for postwar social reconstruction.