Boeing and its engine partner Pratt & Whitney, however, embarked on an ambitious undertaking to develop an aircraft capable of carrying as many as 500 passengers.
Only the week before Jon and I embarked on our scientific undertaking, the Hobart distillery known as Sullivans Cove won the best whisky in the world ever award – or at least the best single malt.
But then, just as suddenly as he had embarked on his treacherous undertaking, the neighbour left: "He remounted his horse, his men keeping their eyes on him for some signal he might give them, very astonished to see him leave and abandon his advantage".
The Conservatives, to give New Labour a smidgen of credit, would never have embarked on the constitutional reforms undertaken since 1997 (Scottish devolution, proportional representation for the election of MEPs, incorporation of the European convention on human rights into UK law).
I'm surprised Israel would embark on such undertaking knowing the special relationship it has with the United States.
To address this we have to see ourselves as a country, as China does, mutually supporting each other to be able to embark on an undertaking like this.
NEW YORK — Some time around the 1440s, Renaissance artists embarked on the most ambitious undertaking in the history of Western culture.
Unfortunately for the French, however, his idea was ignored at the time, and the Compagnie Universelle embarked on its ill-fated undertaking.
Jets General Manager Terry Bradway is an avid baseball fan, so he can appreciate the comparison between the off-season spending spree the Jets embarked on to rebuild their defense and the one undertaken by another local team.
The reason for the deterioration is not that the country has suddenly embarked on a massive new round of social spending, undertaken another major military adventure or even emptied the coffers through tax breaks.
He is a pro se litigant, embarked on a solitary journey through the justice system, one of the thousands of people around New York City who have undertaken the challenge of representing themselves in civil cases.
