underwent

• “Following a protracted pause during which his expression underwent a most striking change, from utter bafflement to burgeoning doubt to unmitigated skepticism, Captain Russell shook his head and declared, Well, Mr. Poe, this is most intriguing, indeed.”

  Simon & Schuster: Nevermore

• “It existed from 1701 until 1767, during which period its title underwent many changes.”

  Candide

• “Britain underwent a security alert last summer when military spies lost sight of a Russian nuclear submarine, alarming defence chiefs who issued a strong warning of the dangers of cutting back on surveillance technology.”

  The Guardian: Next generation of Nimrod 'spy in the sky' surveillance planes to be scrapped

• “Some time during that last talk my brain underwent a loss of coolant accident and melted down.”

  Archive 2010-01-01

• “Packers S Derrick Martin underwent arthroscopic surgery on his ankle in late April.”

  Fantasy Football: News, Profiles, Injuries & More

• “After his senior year, Crowder again underwent surgery, this time on both of his knees.”

  USATODAY.com

• “Fernholm again underwent surgery to repair the kneecap for good, and it finally looks as though he will be able to make his season debut sometime in January.”

  USATODAY.com - Swedish defenseman Fernholm copes with injury

• “His expression underwent a shift startling in its suddenness, from the homicidal to the sublimely stupid, as his eyes rolled back in his head and he fell over in a heap of customers.”

  Jed the Dead

• “There as a knock at the door-and his expression underwent a change to alert, wary, and cold as sharpened steel.”

  Children Of The Night

• “Abruptly his face contorted and his expression underwent a horrible, dramatic change.”

  The Day of the Dissonance

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