Sentence examples for did embark from inspiring English sources

So, when I did embark on a doctorate, I did not choose any of the obvious options.

The draft was never completed, but Pétain and his advisers did embark on a series of piecemeal reforms, which they labeled the National Revolution.

The Conservative government did embark on an extensive house-building program and was able to reduce income taxes while increasing spending on the National Health Service.

If Uefa did embark on an investigation, which it is under pressure from La Liga and other clubs to do, the Premier League would have to ask City for further confidential information, potentially including internal emails.

After five years, this is their first new venture – I don't want to speculate about rollouts, not least because I'm not sure anyone could afford the marble, but if they did embark on an expansion plan, anyone lucky enough to welcome a Padella to their neighbourhood should immediately put out the bunting.

But he did embark on a whole new phase of his creative life, incorporating an American breadth into works as various as the dense Violin Concerto, the incisive "Survivor From Warsaw" and the String Trio, with its eerie light from near death.

Finally, if the world does embark on large-scale geoengineering, it's unlikely to shut down suddenly.

And he said that when he does embark on his career, he will be concerned about finances.

For the millions who do embark on diets, Weight Watchers International has a new PointsPlus program, its biggest change in the last dozen years in how calories are counted.

If he does embark on wider democratic reform, he could make Morocco — already a pretty remarkable and wonderful country, where the semi-banned Islamist movement is so mellow that it has a female spokesman who advocates for women's rights — even more of a trailblazer.

I was asked to do embark on this journey to create the hotel.