Sentence examples for is to undergo from inspiring English sources

A neutral term is "to undergo a reversal of views".

Meanwhile, the justice system is to undergo a radical transformation.

The England and Wales Cricket Board has refused to confirm that Flintoff is to undergo surgery.

Simply to think back to the wedding is to undergo a strange perceptual immobilization.

Griffin is to undergo a magnetic resonance imaging test Tuesday to determine the injury's severity.

He is to undergo an organ transplant in late November in Europe.

Their debts will double with the Caesarean section that Paulina is to undergo on April 14.

Mr. Tate is to undergo a mental competency examination by a psychologist, not a psychiatric exam.

Jackson, 46, is to undergo a month of intensive treatment starting in two weeks' time.

Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, is to undergo a hysterectomy next month.

Danny Baker, the broadcaster, has disclosed that he is to undergo chemotherapy for cancer.