Sentence examples for she would undertake from inspiring English sources

It was an action she would undertake several more times, without complaint, during the 10-minute drive.

It was her first trip abroad, and until recently, there was little in her life that would suggest that she would undertake such an adventurous endeavor or meet such a violent end.

She then asked for a minute's silence in their memory, before pledging in her opening remarks that she would undertake to keep the inquest as open as possible while protecting Britain's national security.

After being named superintendent, King said she would undertake a "listening tour" of campuses to get feedback about setting the right priorities and pledged to bring people together on behalf of improving schools.

Instead, it was all a book Roseanne Connor had written, a form of cathartic therapy she'd undertaken following the death of her husband -- who hadn't survived his heart attack, after all.

Though she balked somewhat at her makeover ("I hate this Ivana look," she is said to have protested at one point, as her hair was turned ever lighter), she acceded to it; it was, after all, only a more successful version of what she'd undertaken in 1982.

She asked me if I would undertake a complete rewrite of the offending chapter.

When it was announced that Besant would undertake a speaking tour of Australia in 1908, she was expected to stay with Fuller while in Perth.

The industry would undertake a nationwide program to teach parents how to use the products, she said.

She stood up and said that, if Rizzo would send her information to the Getty, the museum would undertake to return the work to Italy.

Mr. Leach said he did not know whether the Senate would undertake the bill or something similar.