Sentence examples for her undertakings from inspiring English sources

"Like most of her undertakings," we learn, "it was well worked out, timed, costed and committed to paper.

Ingrid was sometimes referred to as the first Danish queen to take a professional approach to the job, insisting on system, order and accuracy in her undertakings.

Her tendency to the grandiose worked against her, however; a Grand Testimonial Concert at Barnum's Hippodrome in April 1875 was poorly attended, and before long a general skepticism attached to her undertakings.

One of her first undertakings for that paper was to get herself committed to the asylum on Blackwell's (now Roosevelt) Island by feigning insanity.

Graduating to her first full staging, Ms. O'Donnell, the longtime costume designer for LAByrinth who recently became one of the company's artistic directors, displays a firm, unfussy hand that bodes well for her future undertakings.

It has been labelled "more serious" than her previous undertakings, and features extensive historical detail.

Featuring significant historical detail, it has been labelled "more serious" than her previous undertakings; one reviewer felt it resembled a historical narrative more than a novel.

Born continued writing her own poetry alongside her other literary undertakings.

After retirement in 1988, she continued her many charitable undertakings in CT, including the Volunteer Ambulance, Hospice, Americaire and counseling inmates at Garner Correctional Facility.

Winfrey's idea was to spread the spirit of giving across the land — a spirit that through her numerous philanthropic undertakings she has embodied to an extraordinary degree, transforming, in ways both concrete and intangible, the lives of countless people.

"Some things may not work out," she said, but "fear of failure" should not be an obstacle to undertakings like her unframing of the abstract works.