Sentence examples for both embark from inspiring English sources

They both embark on a funny, chaotic adventure.

Both embark upon quests, but only out of necessity: Frodo to try to save his beloved Shire, Kyle to survive and find out what and who he is.

Whereas both of them start out childlike and cloistered — Thelma by her repressive marriage to the chauvinistic Darryl; Vivian by her rather alarming denial — and both embark on a journey of transformation, only Thelma transitions into a new, more independent self, while Vivian finds a way to be preserved as a wide-eyed child-bride forever.

Beyond all of that, the volunteer-run Galway Mountain Rescue Team has never had a steady headquarters in its nearly 40-year history, making it difficult to train both prospective climbers and new rescuers before they both embark on the dangerous terrain.

As the recession deepened in 2001, both embarked on a nifty bit of fiscal inflation.

Neither won this laurel and, typically in each case, both embarked on their own version regardless.

And when they were apart, times weren't always so great, as both embarked on a series of dates that went awry.

But it is increasingly unlikely that there will be a James Brown museum for writers like Greg Tate and R J Smith, both embarked on biographies of the singer, to visit.

President Bush has said he wants to appoint judges like Clarence Thomas and Justice Scalia, both embarked on campaigns to undo years of constitutional progress.

An older woman writer was telling a young actress in shorts and a fedora that she and Ringwald had both embarked on their careers forty years ago, "but I was thirty," she said, "and Molly was four".

Accordingly, he sat down to write on 1 January and produced a finished manuscript on 31 March, before they both embarked on the research for the following year's book.