Sentence examples for undergo something from inspiring English sources
Doing this allows schools to undergo something of a reinvention.
"Education is most successful when it gets people to undergo something like a theoretical change," she says.
The paper did, however, undergo something of a transformation this month when it was purchased by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.
By running a typical experiment in reverse order, he unexpectedly coaxed a ferrofluid to "undergo something analogous to a phase change," Zahn said, resulting in the unexpected pattern.
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.
Drinks like this one undergo something like a wiki process: a tweak here, a substitution there, and the drink is reimagined.
The short story form is undergoing something of a renaissance.
Home brewing is currently undergoing something of a renaissance.
In fact, Lodz is undergoing something of a creative rebirth.
Now, it is undergoing something of a revival.
Self-pity statements of this kind are undergoing something of a purple patch at the moment.
