Hence with the combined implementation of anesthesia and sterilization, surgery itself was no longer a life-threatening undertaking.
Marriage, too, is an expression of a desire to wed the rational to the irrational: it is the most sensible, practical way of living in the world that has thus far been devised and, at the same time, life's most improbable undertaking.
Her one and only touring show, 1979's Tour of Life, undertaken when Bush was 20, featured 17 costume changes, including aviator and Egyptian ensembles alongside those trademark slipstream chiffons (how else would you attire the ghost of Catherine Earnshaw?).
Rather than being places where new phases of life are undertaken, they have become places you end up in when all hope of enjoying life is gone.
Longitudinal evaluation of quality of life was undertaken.
Heilemann and Halperin devote much attention to the story, noting that some of McCain's "advisers were living in terror" because "at least a half-dozen new delvings into McCain's personal life had been undertaken by news organizations," including The New York Times.
Fred Rogers undertook his life's work with extraordinary integrity and grace.
He still identifies with Jewish culture, but going into porn was just a small part of a total life overhaul he undertook in his 20s.
The LiFE group's confidence in undertaking more challenging activities, such as riding an escalator, walking through a crowded shopping center, and reaching for items up high within their home was markedly better.
I strongly recommend that students looking to gain key skills for working life after graduation consider undertaking work placements.
