Sentence examples for which she undertook from inspiring English sources

Her fears and worries about the new trial became so obsessive that a doctor advised a sleep cure, which she undertook in a hospital.

Her final appearance at the Met, in the title role of Adriana Lecouvreur, which she undertook in 1963, was another dramatic success.

After Harris decided to apply for American citizenship, last year, she brought Maggie with her on a road trip across the United States, which she undertook in preparation for her citizenship exam.

Baker discusses her visit to the Soviet Union in the early nineteen-thirties — which she undertook with mitigated enthusiasm and a clear recognition of the chill of purges and the weight of dogma.

In a vision, St. Francis directed Colette to restore the Poor Clares to the original severity of their rule, which she undertook to do, in 1406, after visiting Antipope Benedict XIII and receiving his support.

"Well, what the heck!" Irreverence is often becoming to Ms. Weldon, and it probably reflects the spirit in which she undertook the writing of "The Bulgari Connection," as well as the spirit in which she cashed the check.

The role of Eleonora in Easter 19011), which intimidated Bosse by its sensitivity and delicacy, but which she finally undertook to play, turned out to be Bosse's most successful and beloved role, and a turning-point in Bosse's and Strindberg's relationship.

Her life was further complicated by a work of non-fiction, The Oaken Heart, which she had undertaken with an American readership in mind, celebrating the threatened English countryside and the English people who were her neighbours.

She set up a lab at her estate Cirey in which she and Voltaire both undertook experiments (e.g. Walters 1967).

There is no role that Hillary has undertaken at which she hasn't excelled.

Directed by George Cukor and co-starring James Mason, it was a large undertaking to which she initially fully dedicated herself.