Sentence examples for was able to undertake from inspiring English sources

He was able to undertake further ELP appearances in 1996-98, but after arguments over a projected new album the group disbanded again.

He knew no English but he improved so quickly that he was able to undertake the lead in a play called "Close Quarters".

With the advent of Ma-Yi and its sister group, the National Asian-American Theater Company, she was able to undertake leading roles and show what she could do.

The Guardian was able to undertake a similar officially arranged tour with Portland's help, but I also managed to visit workers' housing in Doha's grim industrial zone without an escort and, happily, without being detained by security personnel.

His marriage (1023/24) to Sancho's daughter Urraca ended this threat, and, in the last years of his life, he was able to undertake the reconquest of the Portuguese territories lost during Almanzor's time.

After the South left the Union, Lincoln, with the backing of Congress, was able to undertake an investment bonanza that Southern representatives had blocked, building rail lines, roads and colleges.

Without sufficient advances, many writers will not be able to undertake long, difficult, risky projects.

Yet as of early 2014, not one of the businesses had been able to undertake fortification.

Differences also emerged on the kind of nuclear research Iran will be able to undertake.

For instance, will American soldiers be able to undertake military operations as they see fit, as they do now?

In 2004 Hu Jintao, China's president, said the PLA should be able to undertake "new historic missions".