Sentence examples for it is to undergo from inspiring English sources

Now owned by the Ole Olsen Memorial Theater Group, it is to undergo repairs to its foundation, reconstruction of four porches, replacement of wiring and plumbing and installation of new heating and air-conditioning equipment.

Still one of the city's most popular attractions, it is to undergo a major expansion this summer with a new glass entrance topped by an oversize pink piano.

Yet there is no telling for sure how much "better" it is to undergo the trauma of separation from one's birth mother.

Watson left the Hunter in Australia, where it was to undergo preparations for his next Antarctic campaign, in December.

It's to undergo the same change that happens to technology when it becomes cheaper - initially there's some kind of device or material that's very expensive to make, then somebody works out how to make it cheaply.

The Shinano was sailing west, to Kure, where it was to undergo finishing touches, take on fighter planes and bombers, and then enter the Inland Sea to defend the home islands.

Until the early 14th century the interior of the cathedral was in a unified style, but it was to undergo two significant changes, to the tower and to the eastern end.

It was delivered on Wednesday, along with the piano it is to replace, CD-212, which had undergone servicing.

The ability of subcutaneous adipose tissue to retain lipids depends on the degree to which it is signaled to undergo lipolysis.

Of the 1.598 included in the analysis, 78.3% believe it is risky to undergo piercing/tattoo practices, 12.3% consider it not risky to undergo these practices and 9.4% don't know if it is risky or not (Table 1).

Before the proposal is sent to the Council, it is likely to undergo further overhaul.