Sentence examples for be embarked upon from inspiring English sources
verb
To get on a boat or ship or (outside the USA) an aeroplane.
- All passengers please embark now.
But it's not to be embarked upon casually.
The discussion will cover literary likes and dislikes, and projects about to be embarked upon or still in the ether.
Provided the claimed beliefs and their expression attain "a certain level of cogency, seriousness, cohesion and importance", no examination of their veracity should be embarked upon.
However, "if any investigation of this issue is to be embarked upon, it must be an investigation which can properly and thoroughly examine the issue".
"If any investigation of this issue is to be embarked upon, it must be an investigation which can properly and thoroughly examine the issue, so that a conclusion soundly based on reliable factual evidence can be arrived at".
The archaeological evidence suggests that it was almost certainly a family event of some sort, perhaps to ask the gods' blessing for a wedding or a birth or a journey about to be embarked upon.
If anyone epitomises the bold and exciting new era England seem to be embarking upon, then it is Wigan's John Bateman.
"However, I'm absolutely delighted to be embarking upon the next exciting phase of my career as a Gloucester Rugby player".
Marc Anthony will be embarking upon another world tour, hitting 15 countries, including never-before visited territory for the Latin singer, like Australia.
Egyptians are embarked upon the next step in their Arab Spring evolution — electing a democratic civilian government.
