Sentence examples for tasks set for from inspiring English sources

The tasks set for the woodsman, such as bladder slapping, had something very Pythonesque.

(In a neat touch, this Puck is seen stretching before setting off on the physical tasks set for him by Oberon and then wheezing from exhaustion upon return).

It's true that you don't have a strong grip on what the tasks set for the contestants actually are, although I gather this can be quite difficult for those watching the audiovisual version, too.

(No one would begrudge this 20th Century Fox movie an in-house plug to go with the Sky News clips, but surely Mr Hart would read the Times?) On a more oddly contemporary note, the Kingsman training tasks set for Eggsy and his fellow young recruits look like an episode of The Apprentice, complete with a black cab waiting outside.

The classification developed by the genre researchers based in SFL for primary and secondary school students in an English speaking country (see e.g., Humphrey et al. 2012; Martin and Rose 2008; Rose and Martin 2012) may be appropriate for the analysis of the writing tasks set for mainly secondary school students in Japan other than those developed for English writing in tertiary education.

However, as he completes the tasks set for him, the island is raided by LeChuck and his undead crew, who abduct Elaine and then retreat to their secret hideout on Monkey Island.

George Maple, Black Bear Lodge, Brisbane on 23 April, then Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide Contemplating how to live is the task set for this year's Sydney writers festival guests.

This lower precue effect in schizophrenia is proposed to reflect reduced activation of the task set for antisaccades in schizophrenia.

There are very few limits on what custom tasks may do: Vadaparty [ 36] describes a custom-task set for WWF created at Merrill Lynch that invokes multiprocessor parallel hardware over a network to execute complex finance-related tasks in a manner transparent to the non-programmer workflow author.

Responsible professionals reliably perform the tasks they set for themselves as well as the tasks society expects them to undertake.

One of the tasks he set for himself was to be on Broadway by the time he was 25.