| Lo, in the very day of your fast ye find a business to do, and all your workmen you overtask. |
| However, as early as 1993, the Land Force become concerned that sustaining two battle groups in the Balkans would make the maintenance of unit cohesion difficult on rotation and would overtask individuals. |
| The work is too severe for African thews, and experience has shown it a bad economy to overtask the slave. |
| But a strong desire to improve and elevate the schools, led him to overtask himself. |
| I would that you two could put them to shame by budging it, though I fear that I overtask you, for it is of a grievous weight. |
| Not to reveal too much, and not to tire curiosity or overtask belief, was his daily labour. |
