Sentence examples for began to embark from inspiring English sources
It was the week of September 16th that the financial crisis threatened to spin out of control, and that the American economy began to embark on a new and disturbing downward trajectory.
And voters can sometimes have a delayed reaction to these sorts of events: Rick Perry's poorly received debate on Sept. 22 initially produced little change in the polls, but his numbers began to embark on a sharp downward trajectory about a week later.
Once this work was complete, California began to embark 470 personnel bound for West Africa on 4 July.
In early March, the New Zealand Division assumed responsibility for the section of the Suez Canal guarded by the 2nd Division, which began to embark for France.
Personal search and self-education Shortly after moving to St . LouisErhard began to embark on a program of inquiry and self-education.
Then, in the context of the triumphalism, which prevailed over the Khmer Rouge leadership in a war that they claimed they had single-handedly defeated the "American imperialist", Democratic Kampuchea began to embark on a war against Vietnam.
But China has only begun to embark on the journey to end its one-child policy.
Until scientists understand the basic biological mechanisms, they can't begin to embark on the long and costly process of drug development.
And I honestly believe that once we begin to embark on that journey in a serious way, we will become increasingly enthusiastic and see that shift.
Second, China has begun to embark on the road of industrialization and modernization.
