Sentence examples for began the undertaking from inspiring English sources

So it is that a ghastly truth emerges from fantasies and deceptions, a process that produces the Solana novel that Minaya had gone looking for, which hadn't existed when he began the undertaking.

And so began the undertaking of a lifetime, as the renowned wordsmith, Jana Harris, began a pet project that few would dare.

Just as Lord Vetinari is beginning the Undertaking to modernise Ankh-Morpork with underground railways, so is Pratchett refreshing his series.

And so began the delicate undertaking of turning her parents' home into a space she could live in as an adult, a home for herself and her husband.

"Il Parnaso": At the end of 1508 Raffaello was invited to Rome to help in the decoration of the rooms of the new apartments of Julius II and he began the main undertaking of his relatively short life starting in the middle room known as "della Segnatura" [20].

Before the interview began the reason for undertaking the interview was explained to patients, and, for the purpose of ethics, patients were told that at any time the interview could be stopped and their data removed with no subsequent influence on or to their care.

He emphasized, however, that Ekins-Coward was working on a project that has been running since 2008, and since it began, "the process [she had undertaken] has been used almost daily and without incident.

Mamet began the book more promisingly, by undertaking to review political disagreements between conservatives and liberals in the light of his own craft: "This opposition appealed to me as a dramatist.

Only rudimentary initial training was undertaken before elements of the division began the embarkation process in May and June 1916 as they were moved to the United Kingdom, where the individual sub units concentrated for the first time, received arms and other equipment and began the task of undertaking further training at Lark Hill, on Salisbury Plain.

Austin died before he could begin that undertaking, but his son, Stephen Austin, realized his father's ambition and became arguably the most-influential Texian.

The adaptation of Part I of the HTQ began by undertaking in-depth interviews with twenty AUW Darfuri female undergraduate students in December 2009.