She considers her job a "practical and joyous" undertaking in which, "you're helping people to become more fully themselves".
He had little experience in mass torts, and none in the sort of undertaking in which he was now invited to participate.
If this approach also fails, a different operation can be undertaken in which a new opening from the lacrimal sac to the nasal cavity is made.
Ashcroft himself had to provide a written undertaking in which he gave the Tory leader his "clear and unequivocal assurance" that he had decided to take up "permanent residence in the UK again before the end of this calendar year".
In 1959, a study was undertaken, in which several state and federal agencies participated, and when the well waters were examined they were found to contain an assortment of chemicals.
We are witnessing the rebirth of alchemy as a serious endeavor, an undertaking in which we transform abuse into victimhood, billionaires into besieged outsiders, and the vulnerable into vectors of mass danger.
The utopian undertaking in which Adie is involved concerns the construction of the Cavern, a "second-generation, experimental, total-immersion environment modeler" for a huge Seattle-based high-tech company that sounds a bit like Microsoft.
Mr. Obama would like to remake the No Child Left Behind law to reward school districts that experiment in this way, an undertaking in which he may find more like-minded Republicans than Democrats in Congress.
After the terrorist attack, George W. Bush could have called the country to a grand, important new undertaking in which everyone sacrificed personal or regional advantage for the common good.
Yet when Michele Besso, an old friend from his youth in Zurich, died, not long before Einstein's own death, he wrote to Besso's family that the deceased's most admirable trait had been to live harmoniously with a woman, "an undertaking in which I twice failed rather miserably".
