(1) Steve Tasker is on the field, but Jim Nantz and Phil Simms have been muted from the booth, meaning it is in the part of the stadium that does not have power.
(2) Smith died in 2010, but another retired officer, Jack Tasker, told Sky News the investigation into his alleged child abuse at Cambridge House care home was stalled because “other people were rather worried that if Cyril Smith went before a court, he would open his mouth”.
(3) During my trips round car boot sales I have spotted numerous bubble gum albums full of nothing but ‘Pat Crerands’, and usually accompanied by graffiti where the original collector had vented his frustration” – Ian Tasker.
(4) Today’s winner of our prizeless letter o’the day is: Ian Tasker.
(5) The schoolgirl, who attends Tasker Milward VC school in Haverfordwest, was reportedly praised for her fundraising efforts.
(6) Tasker told Sky News that senior officers repeatedly prevented him from properly investigating the case, and that – if Smith had been prosecuted – the case could have led to the fall of the minority Labour government at the time.
(7) For the “taskers” the benefits are less clear cut.
(8) The past five years have seen a proliferation of online platforms that match employers (known in cloud-speak as “requesters”) with freelancers (often referred to as “taskers”), inviting them to bid for each task.
(9) The Guardian understands that £3m was shared between four directors of Retail Acquisitions Limited – Dominic Chappell , the man who led the buyout of BHS, Eddie Parladorio, Mark Tasker and Stephen Bourne, who has since resigned.
(10) That isn't necessarily perfect as Buffalo Bills great Steve Tasker was listed as a wide receiver , though he made his greatest impact as a gunner on special teams .
Tusker
Definition:
(n.) An elephant having large tusks.
Example Sentences:
(1) Evenings are enjoyed with an ice-cold Tusker beer and the smell of freshly caught fish cooking on a charcoal jiko stove.
(2) We also easily get Kenyan food and drinks here," said Nyambura, holding a Tusker, a popular Kenyan lager.
(3) BFG then explains how the phoenix is "fairly obviously a reference to the bombing of the city during World War II and its subsequent rebuilding", and that "the castle on the tusker's back either reflects the walled nature of the city or the howdah (or shed) that used to contain Imperial types and their Mem Sahibs."
(4) There is a story of a tusker in central India that smashed down a house, trapping a screaming baby.
(5) As part of the independence celebrations, a friendly against a Kenyan premier league team, Tusker, was scheduled on Sunday.