Sentence examples for undertook something from inspiring English sources

In 2010 Duncan undertook something of a reprise of his Coffey role in Redemption Road, as a man with a secret who brings home an alcoholic for his father's funeral.

During a time when Venezuela's inflation spiked, its crime crept to a high and its budget deficit swelled to an unsustainable levels, the country's domestic soccer game undertook something of its own revolution as the world finally welcomed Venezuela to the beautiful game.

When undertaking something new, Ms. Jongerius lets her mind wander.

The nerve she had to undertake something like that for a Halloween cover.

They, along with 124 others, decided to undertake something unlawful: conspiring to close down the offending emitter.

But one might easily say that the devaluation solution would also require the government's approval, since undertaking something that aggressive without political backing could endanger the central bank's independence.And that's the real lesson, isn't it?

And were Iran to undertake something truly inimical to Western interests – shutting the Strait of Hormuz, attacking the Gulf States' oil facilities – I don't think an Iranian nuke would deter the U.S. from intervening.

(Mr. Davis has borrowed a page from Mr. Schwarzenegger's biography, and undertaken something of an acting career. He will make a cameo next month on the CBS sitcom "Yes, Dear". He will play a straight man).

Becoming invisible to your cowork ers does, however, have its drawbacks - still being the tea boy when you're 60, for example - so why not undertake something a little more radical?

Bruce C. Ratner, president and chief executive of Forest City Ratner, said his company -- which is known for building commercial projects in developing neighborhoods -- had been approached many times to undertake something in Harlem.

It was a decision to undertake something unlawful – an act that they believed was a necessity – to halt a greater but unnamed crime, a crime that cost many lives.