Cooper at once undertook to build a suitable locomotive and by 1830 had the diminutive but powerful "Tom Thumb" experimentally pulling a load of 40 persons at 10 miles an hour.
The seminarian who becomes involved with the insurance adjuster in "Reading Chekhov" doesn't have a belief in his head; the ex-preacher in the title story who once undertook to baptize a young woman in the Kalamazoo waxes eloquent about how he went about it, but the naked waif he baptized is as blank and passive as a porn character.
These activities could incorporate the traditional activities they once undertook with their children in Sudan and new initiatives they have learnt since migrating to Australia.
Once undertaken, blowing with whistle can trigger substantial personal costs, and perhaps even the risk of jail time.
Circuit riding, In the U.S., the act, once undertaken by a judge, of traveling within a judicial district (or circuit) to facilitate the hearing of cases.
Cleaning was once undertaken with relatively aggressive methods such as abrasives, acids, and even chisels to remove the offending deposits or stains.
It is strange to think that diets once undertaken in private – as grim and solitary cabbage soup affairs – are now a visual medium, showcased in mason-jar breakfasts, fridge-shelf snaps and plates of raw "courgetti".
It suggests that journeys like Jamal's, once undertaken, cannot be reversed, even by the physical act of return, because both the traveler and the world he inhabits have changed as a consequence of his movement through it.
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