Sentence examples for often undertakes from inspiring English sources

That's why Kids Company itself so often undertakes things that local authorities ought to be doing – like finding places for homeless young people to live.

Having conducted so much research (Mr. Rogers often undertakes more than a year of study per play), he couldn't let it remain a 20-minute short.

He is also known for his use of contemporary Iranian poetry in dialogue, movie titles, and in the thematic elements of his pictures, and often undertakes a documentary style of filmmaking within narrative films.

Due to his pace and technical ability, Messi often undertakes individual dribbling runs towards goal, in particular during counterattacks, usually starting from the halfway line, or the right side of the pitch.

School children in the country often undertake earthquake drills.

Creative redrawing of boundary lines is often undertaken.

The work is physically and emotionally demanding and often undertaken in unsocial hours.

Because this revision involves a vast amount of work, it is not often undertaken.

Homeowners often undertake renovation projects when they hit their 50s and 60s.

Their first efforts, often undertaken in collaboration with Orsini, were a series of documentaries on a variety of subjects.

In such circumstances the chambers of commerce often undertake duties that are elsewhere usually performed by local or central governments.