Sentence examples for can we embark from inspiring English sources

Now that the situation no longer calls for any extraordinary measures can we embark in getting to know the children and their needs better".

Can we embark on a similar quest of changing the world for the better by using the tools and products at our disposal?

She said: "Before we can embark on it we need to make sure the risk we are taking with public money is a sensible and calculated risk.

Perhaps, like our fore-fathers, having savored the apple fully, we can embark upon the series of small practical steps that tames a wilderness and makes it habitable.

He told the MPs: "I don't think anyone should imagine that we can embark upon a new chapter of very significant devolution of further powers to Scotland without having a wider debate about how we decentralise power more generally across the United Kingdom".

Mr Clegg told MPs: "I don't think anyone should imagine that we can embark upon a new chapter of very significant devolution of further powers to Scotland without having a wider debate about how we decentralise power more generally across the United Kingdom".

Before we can embark upon summarizing reports on individual or small groups of cases, a word of caution is mandated.

Today, we can again embark on the large-scale programs and muster the sustained commitment needed to reach our energy goals.

So, after working hard for a while, being smart with our money, and investing time into building a strong family, we can now embark on a seven-country, seven-month trip to a new continent.

We can, and we must embark upon a non-violent revolution.

If you can see it that way, you can embark on new challenges and hardships as exactly that: Challenges to respond to the hard stuff in order to learn something new which makes it easier next time.