Sentence examples for tasked with calling from inspiring English sources

Poor Connie was tasked with calling Cowley, by now getting in the swing of top-deck foreign correspondence, to explain.

Activists like Johnson and Willaford are tasked with calling candidates out on this hypocrisy – and that is inspiring those of us who watch from the sidelines.

Here's a ray of cheer: The previous time the panel of private economists officially tasked with calling U.S. recessions did so, in 1992, it later turned out that the recession was already over.

Tsang, a Canadian of Chinese descent who was born in Port Rowan, Ontario, was tasked with calling a list of volunteers whom she arranged to meet in person.

Tsang, a Canadian of Chinese descent who was born in Port Rowan, Ontario, was tasked with calling a list of volunteers who she arranged to meet in person.

Interns were each assigned a list targeting patients who had upcoming "new" or "new 60 minute" appointments to see a surgeon or medical oncologist and tasked with calling them a minimum of two times.

Instead, I was tasked with making phone calls across the city, country, globe — to help collect and create cultural context.

Initially, male government clerks were tasked with taking calls.

NNFs were also tasked with scheduling reminder phone calls to participants to request the return of diaries.

Every year, the branch of the agency tasked with making immigration arrests, called Enforcement and Removal Operations, detains at least a hundred thousand people — more arrests per year than the F.B.I., the U.S. Marshals, and the Secret Service make combined.

Where the list was once the sausage meat in the stuffing of the December special issues, when weary editorial staff would rack their brains to remember what happened in February, and some bloke who happened to be in when the editor called was tasked with ranking a load of films you'd already forgotten into some sort of spurious top 10.