Sentence examples for embark mission from inspiring English sources

I was honored to be invited on an embark mission with the U.S. Navy on the U.S.S.

Men will now be able to embark on missions one year earlier at age 18, while women can now go on missions two years earlier at age 19.

The dramatis personae are so flat that there's precious little risk or danger felt whenever they embark on missions.

She does not believe businesses should all embark on missions to build a better world, as a means to motivate their workers.

Denying that he had embarked on "mission impossible", the Prime Minister said he had learned "how much Britain can gain from its membership of the EU".

At the age of 19 Sadie has already embarked on mission trips and they have become a passion of hers.

Humans may one day embark on missions to other stars, but it doesn't necessarily follow that the lifeforms that arrive on those frontiers will be human.

Instead he showed the militia readying themselves to embark on a mission (what kind of mission, an ordinary patrol or some special event, is a matter of debate).

If embarking on missions from an airfield, the helicopters can carry out missions lasting about two-and-a-half hours before needing to be refuelled, depending on their load and the speed they travel.

Now, a few Chinese are apparently heeding the call, donning cheap costumes and embarking of missions of their own devising.

By 2012, the Journal of Vascular Surgery reported, some soldiers were embarking on missions with tourniquets "already in place" on their limbs.