Sentence examples for embark on at from inspiring English sources

Preparation must start must start much lower down the school – it's not a question of telling a 16-year-old they must 'stay on'; being in education until they're 18 is part of a learning path they embark on at the start of their school career.

This is the kind of thing you can cook on the weekend, when there's a little more time to spend in the kitchen (bake it before you roast the chicken); it's not a recipe you would necessarily want to embark on at the end of a long working day.

Although the experimental manipulations used in zebrafish and in the newt brain here are different from each other, and we cannot rule out the possibility that microglia could activate NSCs in the newt brain under certain conditions, our observations indicate that the two animal species embark on at least partially non-overlapping signaling mechanism during neuronal regeneration.

I then challenged readers to embark on some additional firsts aimed at encouraging others to make use of evidence-based instruction.

He embarked on a naval career at the age of 12, joining Sir Thomas Pye's flagship, the 90-gun at Portsmouth.

He told NHS finance officers in December 2010 that he had consulted "change management experts from around the world and no one could come up with a scale of change like the one we are embarking on at the moment.

The impeachment procedure is remembered as a wrenching experience, to be embarked on at the country's peril.

As a choreographer, he never abandoned the voyage of discovery that he embarked on at the beginning of his career.

The central banks of the biggest global economies embarked on, at different stages over the past eight years, very aggressive bond-buying programmes.

And I use that restoration of the Temple of Venus Genetrix, in the Forum of Julius Caesar, as an example of the kind of restoration work that Trajan embarked on, at the beginning of his principate.

Or maybe she's feeling faint from hunger pangs unleashed by that annoying South Beach diet, embarked on at the 11th hour as she crams for appearances next week on Broadway (charitable) and at a Fox Television taping (she plays a meddlesome juror) for Tom Fontana's new series, "The Jury".