Sentence examples for I undertook to write from inspiring English sources
I undertook to write an article in 2013 revealing the results, whether I won or lost.
On which occasion I told them the fairy-tale of "Alice's Adventures UnderGround," which I undertook to write out for Alice, and which is now finished (as to the text) though the pictures are not yet nearly done.
The following February, he appended a note to his entry: On which occasion I told them the fairy-tale of "Alice's Adventures UnderGround," which I undertook to write out for Alice, and which is now finished (as to the text) though the pictures are not yet nearly done.
On July 4, 1862, Dodgson and his friend Robinson Duckworth, fellow of Trinity, rowed the three children up the Thames from Oxford to Godstow, picnicked on the bank, and returned to Christ Church late in the evening: "On which occasion," wrote Dodgson in his diary, "I told them the fairy-tale of Alice's Adventures Underground, which I undertook to write out for Alice".
And there is the unsatisfied curiosity about who helped to write, or indeed undertook to write, some of the speeches.
The deputy coroner, Thomas Osborne, denounced the understaffing in the maternity unit at Milton Keynes General hospital as "nothing short of scandalous" and undertook to write to ministers about it.
He undertook to write a doctoral thesis with the aim of discovering if there exist any transitions between the three types of magnetism: ferromagnetism, paramagnetism, and diamagnetism.
Capping off a professional lifetime, he undertook to write a small textbook for high-school seniors and undergrads explaining problems with Creationist explanations contesting evolution.
From the Council, Nouriel Roubini and Niall Ferguson undertook to write an essay bringing together these key policy recommendations.
The rigour of his scholarship influenced virtually anyone over the past forty years who undertook to write about these subjects.
Bird reluctantly undertook to write such a book himself, based on his 1837 1838 lectures, and the result was Elements of Natural Philosophy, first published in 1839.
