Sentence examples for decide to embark on from inspiring English sources

Eventually Amar accepts that he's the man for her, and they decide to embark on some serious baby making.

Her words could also have a bearing on a criminal trial, if prosecutors decide to embark on one.

If you decide to embark on more than one venture, you'll need to decide how much money you can afford to spend on each part of the process before you actually begin.

As to whether I should feel better about sanctions because they are opposed by the left too, it's not a question of left or right, it's a question of trying whatever avenues there are available before we decide to embark on a war with no clear purpose except to get rid of one of the world's many tyrannical dictators.

Why did I decide to embark on this project?

What's the first thing many executives do after they decide to embark on a values initiative?

Then in a moment of madness, as Burge called it, she decided to embark on a bold one-year experiment: she'd stop using email.

In light of the comments above, I decided to embark on two playthroughs: one completely blind, and another while following a YouTube walkthrough.

What would happen, for example, if one country decided to embark on such a program without the agreement of other countries?

Deciding to embark on a digital revamp in one's profession doesn't mean that it has to be a tedious overhaul with a significant learning curve.

He commissioned travel stories from others until one day, he decided to embark on an expedition himself, and he's never looked back.