Sentence examples for embark in a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry's aides said they thought that any advantage that Mr. Bush might be gaining with his attacks would be fleeting because the senator was about to embark in a noticeable step-up of his campaign.

Tomorrow I leave Woot to embark in a new direction.

"What's important for me at this stage in my Premiership career, just about to embark in a new league, is to get plenty of time on the field".

I lived in beautiful Hawaii for 6 years between 2006 - 2012 and during that time I managed to embark in a long distance relationship with a girl named Megan, all the way over in the UK!

It is this breakdown that appears to have triggered a drop across the entire economy - that is, one going beyond the weak spots of California and the automotive industry that had existed since 2006 - leading businesses to embark in a wholesale pullback and a postponement of major decisions.

Following the recommendations of the World Health Organization [1], French public health authorities have decided to embark in a mass vaccination campaign to mitigate the transmission of the A/H1N1 2009 pandemic-influenza.

At some point in the final 400 meters you begin your kick, using all the energy you saved in the draft to sling yourself around the chairs ahead of you and embark in an all-out sprint to the finish.

Dee embarked in a deserted port in Dublin and likened the experience to being in a thriller.

The two embarked in a bitter public feud after Hopkins used her The Sun column to attack the young mother and her beliefs in Attachment Parenting.

"The classroom experience is magical, no doubt about it," said Ms. Kirschner, who taught at Princeton University before embarking in a career that eventually led her into online media and education ventures.

One of his followers responded: "The whole idea of Kerry Town is a sham!" complaining that "The British … instead of saving lives they have embarked in a huge media campaign".