Sentence examples for the hefty task of from inspiring English sources

"He has a way of pushing you," said Paul Matteson, the dancer given the hefty task of portraying Lincoln.

"Richard Prince: American Prayer" (Rizzoli, $65.00), accompanies the library show in taking on the hefty task of shaping Prince's material into something workable — a mission it accomplishes by organizing the artist's work into chapters built around conceptual vortexes of history and culture and artistic impulse.

Having a straight male in control of the UK's Culture Department, who once expressed that same-sex marriage would bring "distress for many", is hardly filling me with confidence that the Tories are willing to undertake the hefty task of tackling homophobia in all other areas.

LALA has the hefty task of embracing the transformation the city has taken over the last 30-plus years from film town to fabulous cultural community.

The hefty task of going through your closet and picking what needs to stay and what needs to go is always a tough one.

But Inky creator Baggett says he's up to taking on the rather hefty task of fixing email.

It vowed last week to wipe out illegal listings by Nov. 15 -- a hefty task considering the number of ways the law can be violated.

Though all of North America's major sports leagues have some type of sustainability initiative, none has taken on such a hefty task, especially one not required of them.

Even by OK Go's standard for offbeat, highly intricate music videos (the treadmill choreography of "Here It Goes Again," the Rube Goldberg-inspired "This Too Shall Pass," the Google Chrome-powered "All Is Not Lost"), putting together "Needing/Getting" was a hefty task, requiring more than four months of preparation and four days to shoot and record.

Given that the Mother of All Parliaments is and always has been a slightly pongy sixth-form common room for public school boys who never grew up, this would always be a pretty hefty task.

Why the hefty amount of yeast?