Sentence examples for undertake a book from inspiring English sources

Did you need any special convincing to undertake a book of your own?

Is that what led you to undertake a book on Catholicism?

Did you need any special convincing to undertake a book of your own? _ Well, for a long time I didn't see myself writing a book: I was just doing something in the summer after my children had grown up.

It wasn't an idle or trivial thing for me, undertaking a book like this.

Midway through "The Argonauts," her new memoir, the poet and critic Maggie Nelson describes undertaking a book tour while pregnant.

In 1922 Keable and Buck sailed aboard the Bendigo for the South Pacific via Australia, where Keable undertook a book tour, giving lectures in which he broadcast his new sexual ethics: that unmarried couples in love could have deeply moral relationships, while loveless spouses who stayed together for convention's sake were committing acts of deep immorality.

Tom Donnelly, a defense analyst at the American Enterprise Institute, who has undertaken a book-length study of NATO in Afghanistan, compares it to the American use of Shiite militias to fight Sunni insurgency in Iraq.

Next year, John will undertake a national book tour.

I had chosen Uman as the last in a trio of pilgrimages I had undertaken for a book about purpose and restlessness.

The European trek was undertaken with a book in mind – he was inspired by George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London – but 40 years would pass before Paddy published the first volume of his projected trilogy on the adventure.

Nevertheless, Harbor is a bold and urgent undertaking, a book whose contemporary relevance is especially welcome when so many accomplished novelists are diving into historical fiction and the relative safety of the past.