Sentence examples for literally undergo from inspiring English sources

— ERIC GRODE My all-time love-hate relationship with a reality show was "The Swan," where women would literally undergo dramatic plastic surgery, unhealthy dieting and exercise to transform themselves in just a few months.

In the late 1970s, I literally underwent a sea change.

He's literally undergoing a transition.

Vonn clearly has an even clearer vision in mind for her future, both figuratively and literally, after undergoing surgery in June.

To have your book turned into a film is to undergo a weird process of being taken literally.

Some organisms, such as flukes, have life cycles that take them literally through one or more host organisms, and many insects undergo significant metamorphic changes in bodily form through their life cycle.

"Emeril," on which Mr. Lagasse literally plays himself, has undergone major changes, including the addition of Robert Urich in the role of Mr. Lagasse's agent.

When he tore his meniscus "after falling asleep for literally 10 minutes," he underwent surgery; following this, he went home and had a seizure.

Literally everyone you've picked up has either been tortured himself or has seen someone else undergo it.

It wasn't until she decided to undergo another pumping procedure performed by a different spa in 2009 that everything went, quite literally, to shit.

President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela, undergoing chemotherapy treatment in Cuba, literally mailed it in, sending a letter to Mr. Ban demanding an independent Palestinian state.