Sentence examples for to undergo something from inspiring English sources

Doing this allows schools to undergo something of a reinvention.

"I wrote my characters to the point where they were going to have to undergo something very terrible... in order to find any kind of redemption: if that's not too strong a word".

Fassel, on the other hand, is fighting fan and owner weariness, after making the playoffs his first season, only to undergo something of a character makeover, ditching his wire-frame glasses and the professorial look, and subsequently experiencing an identity crisis.

Current: "I want to make sure that if I'm going to undergo something, it's going to work.

They are then asked to lie down with the guide and close their eyes, then undergo something akin to hypnosis.

Yet, despite these practical difficulties, the short story seems to me to be undergoing something of a revival, both here and in the US.

The procedure has already drawn widespread condemnation, from doctors who say that it is likely to kill the person undergoing it, and that if he does survive he will undergo something a "lot worse than death".

Celestine aspires for perfection and while she does undergo something of a journey, she starts off as someone far too irritating and bland to root for.

The paper did, however, undergo something of a transformation this month when it was purchased by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

Drinks like this one undergo something like a wiki process: a tweak here, a substitution there, and the drink is reimagined.

Whereas the old handbuilt Ferraris were checked by eye and feel, the half-completed £168,000 McLarens are scanned by computers as they undergo something called Geometric and Surface Validation.