Sentence examples for it undergoes its from inspiring English sources
Concerns about the painting's deterioration see it returned to MoMA, where it undergoes its first restoration, in 1957.
Consequently there's a temptation to visit the area while it undergoes its transformation from four ski lifts to Olympic mega-resort.
The decision, made last week, was intended to shore up the pioneering program as it undergoes its first comprehensive review this year.
Is Martino going to be the one to take a title back to the trophy cabinet in the shambolic football association headquarters as it undergoes its most public shake-up ever?
On the other side of the stadium, hundreds of fans have gathered, seemingly just to be near the national team as it undergoes its final training session before Wednesday's World Cup play-off first leg against Uruguay.
Spillovers from China, as it undergoes its growth-slowdown-cum-rebalancing are illustrated in recent simulations of the impact on Latin America and the Caribbean as reported last month by the International Monetary Fund - IMF (2016b) - and the Inter-American Development Bank - (IDB, 2016).
If you use the NHS today, you may see nothing different, though on Monday it underwent its greatest upheaval since 1948.
Anti-austerity protesters may have been flying the red flag in southern Europe, but there were none to be seen in Estonia when it underwent its adjustment.
Poor restorations, alterations to the refectory, along with centuries of pollution and the occasional war left the picture in the condition I first discovered it, in the half light of a late summer afternoon, as a teenage art pilgrim during the late 1970s, shortly before it underwent its last round of reconstructive surgery.
It was taken into the western Mediterranean and central Europe during the period of the Roman Empire and was at the heart of the revival of theatre design in the Renaissance, at which time it underwent its most radical transformation into the forms that persist today.
A few huge players dominate Europe's insurance landscape; never as populous as the U.S. industry, it underwent its own consolidation two decades ago.
