Sentence examples for be embarking from inspiring English sources
verb
To get on a boat or ship or (outside the USA) an aeroplane.
- All passengers please embark now.
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.
An odd time, then, for the government to be embarking on its self-proclaimed NHS revolution.
While more families may be embarking on college tours, they are also being more frugal in their visits.
In the months before Mr. Sarkisyan's death, developers in Moscow seemed to be embarking on yet another cycle of destruction.
The 33-year-old British film star and his new bride, 27, are thought to be embarking on their honeymoon.
Instead, huge swathes of the world seem to be embarking on a Japanese-style experiment with long-term stagnation.
"Even if it wasn't the right partnership, it must pain you to be embarking on this alone.
