Sentence examples for undertake commissions from inspiring English sources

Many of the raided boxes at the Holborne store in London are used by nearby jewellers, some of whom are known to undertake commissions for Premier League stars.

The burgeoning careers of many of today's artists can stall at that pivotal age, when women have to grapple with starting a family, alongside the expectations of the art world that artists be available to undertake commissions and projects wherever they may be (and be visible within national and international networking).

He made occasional return visits to Edinburgh to undertake commissions for the nobility and gentry.

The recommendation is contained in a report by the Dundee vice-chancellor Sir Alan Langlands, who was commissioned to undertake the Gateways to the Professions report at the time that the top-up fees bill was going through parliament.

Each new commission he undertakes, he explains, takes between six and 18 months to complete, the designer refusing to rush the job just as he refuses to accept any strict guidelines of precisely how one of his creations should look.

The process of reconciliation undertaken by the commission should include scores of people-to-people interactions that would begin to mitigate some of the distrust between the two sides and pave the way for substantive negotiations 18 to 24 months down the line.

Art students receive individualized instruction, participate in art exhibits and competitions, undertake commissioned work, and work at in-house galleries and off-site exhibits.

We also discovered that those who had been undertaking commissions for more than five years were likely to win more commissions but get paid less per commission.

The early railway builders - such as the London & Birmingham - had invested much in creating impressive stations for this new and revolutionary form of transport and, during the 19th century, many of the country's leading architects undertook commissions on behalf of the burgeoning railway industry.

He spent the last two years of his life as the inmate of a religious hostel in Loreto, paying for his board and lodging by undertaking commissions for the institution that included the lowly task of painting numbers on the dormitory beds.

Kehinde Wiley, who had undertaken commissions for paintings, designed patterns for sports attire for the athletic-wear company PUMA (2010), and provided his own works for the luxurious home of fictional music mogul Lucious Lyon on the TV program Empire (2015), stated that brands are "serious business".