Sentence examples for but embarking from inspiring English sources

But embarking on the project — traveling, negotiating, delegating, compromising — might well carry him away from the wellspring of that sensibility.

He approaches them with gusto, not only chronicling re-enactments of "Washington Crossing the Delaware," but embarking on his own 33-mile march to Morristown, N.J., in the Continental Army's footsteps and engaging a retinue of game wingmen in replicating Washington's triumphal return to New York by barge from Elizabeth.

Being an openly LGBT scientist may be one thing, but embarking on gay-related research is another.

There are plenty of reasons to travel alone, but embarking on some Eat,Pray,Love adventure to find yourself or some hokey, new-agey, mumbo jumbo like that, is not one of them.

But embarking on a journey to win over the hearts of rock-romanced Americans is a fairly recent endeavor, one which requires basically starting from scratch for Art vs. Science.

You can look at a million pictures of a place, read a thousand books about it (by the way I highly recommend "Turn Right at Machu Picchu" for anyone planning to visit), explore the incredible areas surrounding it and think you've seen enough, but embarking on the sight of Machu Picchu with your own eyes for the first time is like nothing else.

It's I.B.M.'s strategy, but embarked upon years later.

"It's I.B.M.'s strategy, but embarked upon years later," The New York Times's Bits blog writes.

China realised this some years ago and has not only cornered the market in rare earths but embarked on a land grab to secure its food supplies.

In the United States, however, slavery not only survived the end of the African trade but embarked on an era of unprecedented expansion.

O'Connor remained in the Legislative Council but embarked on an overseas tour, travelling to Egypt, Italy, England and Ireland.