Sassoon said he still felt too emotionally involved with Owen to undertake it himself, as he explained to Blunden: "I have always suffered from an obscure difficulty in clarifying my friendship with him - perhaps because the loss of him was a shock which I never faced squarely - coming as it did at the most difficult time, when I was emotionally and physically without any foundations".
He thereupon proceeded to supplement his avifaunal survey with a shotgun sampling, undertaken by himself and several natives whom he engaged, that yielded four hundred and thirty-two specimens.
Speaks of an article called "Marcel Proust's Unfinished Symphony," which Malcolm Cowley contributed to the New Republic: "Mr. Wollcott being so eager to have the job well done, should have undertaken it himself or come forward with a better translator".
Balotelli is ready to undertake allergy tests himself to solve the problem.
He would undertake "Hamlet" again, directing himself, at the Public in 1990.
After long hours in his own company, finishing his album, he's wearily rousing himself to undertake the necessary show jumping trials of its promotion.
The lawyer, Richard S. Kestenbaum, said that he believed that the aide, Charles J. O'Byrne, despite an annual income of about $100,000 and an Ivy League education, could not bring himself to undertake the task of filling out his tax forms every year.
Thus, it was Hume's "attack" on metaphysics (and, in particular, on the concept of cause and effect) which first provoked Kant himself to undertake a fundamental reconsideration of this (supposed) science.
For example, the OP can arrange a workplace visit to address risk factors at the worksite, while the worker himself can undertake personal actions such as visiting a physical therapist or better utilise his hearing protection.
There must be a number of screenplays written by Trevor himself gathering dust in studios – he often undertook such adaptations himself, since the fee for rights alone was seldom generous.
