Sentence examples for asked to embark from inspiring English sources

A seven-day, two-match tour, similar to the one Sven Goran Eriksson was asked to embark on when already effectively sacked five years ago, is under serious consideration.

The harsh reality is that Britain is being asked to embark on a war without agreement in any of the international bodies of which we are a leading member.

QPR will need some saving on this evidence - and the reality would be that even if Fernandes made this apparently populist move the odds are that he would then be asked to embark on another complete refit of a squad that looks unfit for purpose.

We are asked to embark upon this wild ride called life with neither an instruction book nor any sense of when -- or how -- to change.

I was asked to do embark on this journey to create the hotel.

We need to embark on massive training".

We instituted a no-gift rule, but asked guests to embark on their own DIY challenge by making us a wedding present.

Yujin, true to the spirit of its name, asks diners to embark on a mysterious journey.

Here's his answer (as I jotted it down): We were unanimous in asking Greece to embark on a recovery programme.

Parker: And finally, in Episode Four, we find Zoe Barnes and Frank Underwood where we knew they were headed all along: With Frank standing in Zoe's rag-tag apartment, surveying her in a little black dress amid the dark, dank mess ("Do your parents know you live like this?" he asks), about to embark on what we imagine will ultimately be a mutually-destructive affair.

No matter who wins, the Washington Post hopes the new leader asks Congress to embark on more than lobbying and earmark reform: "[T]here hasn't been enough focus on another kind of reform that the new leader, whoever he is, needs to promote: making the operations of the House less autocratic, more deliberative for all members and fairer to the minority — in short, more democratic".