Sentence examples for embark if from inspiring English sources

First, Roosevelt, at Casablanca, decided that America would pursue a policy of "unconditional surrender" against Germany and Japan — a declaration, Carroll writes, of "a readiness to embark, if a stubborn enemy so invited it, on a program of total destruction".

Mr Polovets has a list of a dozen more lawsuits AAR might embark on if BP does not come round.

Gen. Viktor Yesin, a retired rocket forces commander, told Interfax that the rocket was emblematic of the type of arms race Russia was ready to embark on if the United States went through with plans to put missile interceptors in Europe.

Many worry about the adventure Greece will embark on if the leftists emerge with the largest share of the vote in an election that, like last month's poll, will almost certainly not produce an outright winner.

But it is an adventure -- an adventure easier to embark on if we hold to the fundamental Christian idea that God is love.

The endeavor to train, or refine, one's mind, can be compared to that which you would need to embark on if you wanted to become physically fit, or to learn and excel in a new sport.

Make sure you use the bathroom before you embark (even if you don't have to go, try).

The Story of Film: An Odyssey Embark on this if you dare.

They are quite happy to embark on change if it has the positive purpose of underpinning the security and stability of society.

If only I embark on the right emotional journey, and if only I can just persuade the band to write tunes that someone will actually want to listen to.

"If we embark on this project, we would be in a no-win situation," Mr. Ho said.