Sentence examples for one undertaking from inspiring English sources

One undertaking was to help create the Asian Contemporary Art Week, a citywide venture of museums, galleries and curators who came together "to look at how we could push the discussion," she said of the event.

This week, an influential group of peers, led by two former ministers in Tony Blair's cabinet, will seek to end what they see as the outdated and inhumane situation in which relatives or friends risk up to 14 years in prison if they travel with a loved one undertaking assisted dying overseas.

Their 2001 study, published in The Journal of Experimental Psychology, found that for all types of tasks, the participants lost time when they had to move back and forth from one undertaking to another, and that it took significantly longer to switch between the more complicated tasks.

Finally, to ensure the opinions of young investigators, two OMERACT Fellows were approached, one undertaking a PhD in translational research and the other a postdoctoral researcher active in clinical research.

To one undertaking, she said, people responded, "'That's not very 'diorama-ish' of you.' And we say, 'Exactly.'Exactly

Count the number of times Pi cries, "I'm sorry," and consider his two hundred twenty-seven days adrift as the actual apology tour, one undertaken on behalf of all humankind.

The party can do so through a very simple process, one undertaken by Republicans on a regular basis.

Jets General Manager Terry Bradway is an avid baseball fan, so he can appreciate the comparison between the off-season spending spree the Jets embarked on to rebuild their defense and the one undertaken by another local team.

He and his knights are sent on a rescue mission that recalls the one undertaken by Bruce Willis in "Tears of the Sun," the previous movie directed by Antoine Fuqua, who directed "King Arthur".

"No one undertakes research in physics with the intention of winning a prize.

The investigation by Mr. Cuomo echoes one undertaken by his office two years ago that examined relationships between student loan companies and colleges.