Sentence examples for the massive task from inspiring English sources

After the fighting in Normandy, Model established his headquarters at Oosterbeek, near Arnhem in the Netherlands, where he set about the massive task of rebuilding Army Group B. On 17 August 1944 Model was appointed to the temporary command of OB West upon von Kluge's recall to Berlin to answer charges that he had involvement with the failed July 20 plot (von Kluge would commit suicide en route).

The massive task, featuring around 500 films, will take several years to complete.

He and McMullen drove to New York and evaluated the massive task ahead.

He has the massive task of managing an election with over 60 million registered voters and 150,000 polling stations.

Investigators -- overwhelmed and undertrained for the massive task before them -- originally said they believed the church deaths were a mass suicide.

Public servants were already overworked when the massive task of devising an insulation scheme for millions of homes was dumped on them, an inquiry has heard.

As well as the massive tasks of cleaning and rebuilding, the area's largest employer, the Ochsner Clinic Foundation, is open and operating, as are the public and private colleges and many of the hotels.

The Depression gave way to massive military spending — which gave way to the equally massive task of building America's suburbs and supplying them with houses, roads, cars and TVs.

Howard Archer, economist at IHS Global Insight, said the chancellor faced a "massive task" to meet his fiscal target, even though the public finances could be volatile from month to month and allowing for the OBR's conviction that there would be a hefty jump in self-assessment tax receipts in January.

In terms of coverage, the project accomplished a massive task by identifying 1,400 schools, and conducting necessary exercises for analysis and planning in those schools and related institutions in a relatively short period of time.

Hasan Haider, the managing director of the MENA fund, has a massive task ahead of him.