Sentence examples for does he undertake from inspiring English sources

Nor does he undertake his investigation alone.

Why didn't he undertake one more voyage?

b) Does she undertake an activity she chose so as to move towards a goal?

August Strindberg may not have had the snooze alarm in mind when he wrote "A Dream Play" in 1901, but maybe Robert Wilson did when he undertook to design and direct it.

He does not undertake to tell a story but to deal with a situation, a single situation.

He never travelled to Greece or Italy, but he did undertake several long journeys from Berlin (where he was appointed Professor in 1818) to Dresden (1820, 1821, 1824), the Low Countries (1822, 1827), Vienna (1824) and Paris (1827).

He says he did not undertake the projects with a view to turning them into income generators, but he acknowledges that it was a smart thing to do.

Do they undertake political activism?

Why did they undertake no further inquiries of their own?

In fact, he didn't undertake this project based on his needs alone - to validate his idea, he went to those who had backed his previous Kickstarter campaigns and polled them on what product they wanted to see next.

Rejecting calls for attention-seeking stunts, and referring to the Tories' failure to win an overall majority, he says: "I think David Cameron didn't win the last general election because he didn't undertake the profound change that I'm talking about for our party".