Sentence examples for undertake what from inspiring English sources

That whetted her curiosity and impelled her to undertake what eventually became a seven-year project.

Marco's decision to undertake what he saw as an act of civil disobedience initially upset his parents.

This is because many will need to drop out of work to undertake what is often gruelling medical treatment.

To escape this tedium, he said, he began to undertake what he called "voyeuristic excursions" around Aurora after dark.

The two astronauts will undertake what the European Space Agency (ESA) has described as a minutely choreographed work to fix a broken power unit.

From Herat to Mazar-i-Sharif, he and Sykes were the first Englishmen to undertake what was, and remains, a highly dangerous route.

I undertook what I like to think of as a classic American project of self-improvement.

So executives undertook what some hoped would be an extreme makeover.

He undertook what he called "aggressive reading": Dostoyevsky, Antonin Artaud, Freud, Sándor Ferenczi, Tolstoy, Carl Jung.

Friends and associates say they do not blame Mr. Clancy for undertaking what they see as a visionary project.

"Of the applications we have received, there's a groundswell of businesses undertaking what you could call 're-shoring'," he says.