Sentence examples for I could embark from inspiring English sources

I felt I'd earned my living before breakfast, which meant I could embark on a book".

My brunch over, I could embark on my entertainment for the day: a tour of stars' homes.

I could embark on a series of the word pictures which, technically, I'm being paid to produce.

Before I could embark on any serious degree of memory training, I first needed a stockpile of palaces at my disposal.

It had to be raw up against the 'now.' " McCann has a friend who knows Mitchell, and through him he sent a letter to Mitchell and his wife, Heather, "to get their blessing that I could embark on imagining his experience with the peace process," McCann said.

My broad knowledge of comparative reproduction (animal and human) was to me an asset and a strong foundation upon which I could embark on a research career involving human life.

But before he could embark on his project, he had to take a safety course.

Labour could embark on the sort of radical reform that the Tories wouldn't dare contemplate.

You could embark on a course of personal self-development now.

That would mean that Groupon could embark on its investor roadshow by the middle of next month, these people said.

National governments could embark on a spending spree to boost activity, but most would breach EU borrowing limits.