Sentence examples for deliberately embark from inspiring English sources

Criminals, except when carrying out a contract Mafia hit or during a territorial dispute among drug dealers, do not deliberately embark on a mission they know will result in multiple murders.

Cameron and Osborne have deliberately embarked on the road to welfare as a cut-price safety net for the poor – instead of a badge of citizenship with a stake for all.

I have deliberately embarked upon an unorthodox course of action to dramatise the damage being done to the country I love – the mother of democracies – by the Government's cavalier disregard for the liberties we have fought for down the centuries".

Some believe that he will embark on another frenzied round of killing before almost deliberately being caught.

They embark on a choreographed lurching dance.

Now we embark upon the West End.

Time to embark on the cure.

Gazzaley continues to embark periodically on "wanderings".

Some passengers refused flatly to embark.

Impressed by Hitler's annexation of Austria and dismemberment of Czechoslovakia in 1938, he wrote that the German leader would not imperil those gains by embarking on "a deliberately planned aggressive war".

After six weeks of occasional fiddling, I'd more than doubled the number of followers I had before embarking on this deliberately gamified Twitter campaign, and reached 3,000.