Sentence examples for be embarked on a from inspiring English sources

There are moments, in the tumble of a typical improvisation, when the saxophonist Chris Potter seems to be embarked on a hero's journey.

She seems to be embarked on a project, however piecemeal and modestly scaled, of redefining just what it is we talk about when we talk about acting.

Lately, they seem to be embarked on a kind of holy crusade, bent on proving that the widowed Jefferson was chaste and that Sally Hemings slept with every other white man who entered Monticello.

Italy may just be embarking on a similar process.

Thanks to a raid that backfired, Mr Bolloré may be embarking on a second career.

"If you invest with us, you will be embarking on a journey with Alibaba".

Where did that come from?' " Reid's office seemed to be embarking on a rogue operation.

After the Strauss-Kahn fiasco, the IMF might be embarking on a Lagarde debacle.

He said on Tuesday the U.S. could be embarking on a period of continuing expansion.

Would the Mars-To-Stayers be embarking on a suicide mission?

As a people, Akst writes, "we're embarked on a campaign of slow-motion suicide".