Sentence examples for historic undertaking from inspiring English sources

Yet a vital element of this historic undertaking is missing.

It was a historic undertaking; by 1908 only nine men had driven automobiles across the United States, none in winter.

JERUSALEM — In a crowded laboratory painted in gray and cooled like a cave, half a dozen specialists embarked this week on a historic undertaking: digitally photographing every one of the thousands of fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls with the aim of making the entire file — among the most sought-after and examined documents on earth — available to all on the Internet.

They did not want Clinton to lead a historic undertaking, especially one that if it succeeded would no doubt restore his political career.

"This will be the first opportunity for women in Saudi Arabia to study engineering, and we are excited and honored to be a part of this historic undertaking," says Johnson, the first female dean of Duke's engineering school.

This is a historic undertaking, and it has come from the Democratic Party.

In a statement protesters said they plan to raise structures in the park, including a teepee, which would be "symbolic" and remind the public of "historic struggles" undertaken by homeless workers during the Great Depression, AIDs campaigners and others.

By analysing documentary evidence, reconstructing the historic terrain and undertaking systematic archaeological surveys using metal detectors, Glenn Foard – one of the world's leading battlefield archaeologists – deduced that Bosworth was not fought on the heights of Ambion Hill but two miles away in low lying, ground, close to a Roman Road and beside a marsh known later as Fen Hole.

It also provides for awareness raising campaigns in favor of historic preservation and undertakes projects to restore dilapidated historic buildings and sites.

A separate analysis of adverse events due to safety concerns of historic interest was undertaken.

It is undertaking a historic enlargement to 26 members and making plans to create a strike force able to wage offensive operations anywhere in the world.