Sentence examples for Embark from inspiring English sources

Darling, who had asked Osborne after he assumed the leadership of Better Together in 2012 for Treasury back-up, had his ammunition as he joined forces with Dunlop to embark on a final round of discussions ahead of the chancellor's announcement in a speech in Edinburgh on 13 February.

His brief was simple: what drives a man to embark on such a frenzied spree of murder?

Some believe that he will embark on another frenzied round of killing before almost deliberately being caught.

But as I embark on my third year at university, I can say that landlords have been the biggest headache of my academic career.

Last week Microsoft filed its appeal: "The power to embark on unilateral law enforcement incursions into a foreign sovereign country – directly or indirectly – has profound foreign policy consequences.

He "sold his businesses," desperate to embark on a legitimate new life.

The Tories' motives may be cynical as they are anxious to their green credentials which they see as a vote winner, but at least they have opened up the debate which Labour has refused to embark on.

"Some might be already looking for a smuggler to embark on the next boat heading to Europe," said one of Bedrush's security team.

Over the next 20 years the world has the chance to embark along a better path of economic growth that gives a much greater chance of managing climate change and overcoming poverty than the old high-carbon route.

Reacting to the Sun’s scandalous labelling of the victims and survivors as ‘Scum!’, Carlyle is driven to embark on a vengeful murder spree.

This "grassroots" movement is now about to embark on an "Opt Out" tour of 20 college towns across the country as part of its effort to steer young people away from the Obamacare exchanges.