Sentence examples for embark on extended from inspiring English sources

Despite the limitations, this survey provides a comprehensive view on the interests and readiness of Canadian PTs to embark on extended scope practice in rheumatology.

But before we embark on extended debates over "contextual correctness" and the use of liturgical reconstruction in performance practice (and the recording industry), let's keep in mind that most of us listen to CD's in our living room: where is the context?

He embarked on an extended academic journey to Italy, ending in Rome, where he became private secretary to Cardinal Granvelle, to whom he had dedicated his Variae lectiones, and where he made the acquaintance of leading humanists such as Marc-Antoine Muret, Fulvio Orsini, Paolo Manuzio and Guglielmo Sirleto.

The number of patrols they would embark on was reduced.

How do you embark on one of these journeys?

Rembrandt embarked not only on an art career but on an extended plumbing of souls, including his own.

Spun Gold managing director Nick Bullen said: "Spun Gold is excited to embark on this new project with Waitrose, extending our relationship with the brand to produce their first ever television programme".

Now it is about to embark on what it calls Ground Truth 2.0, extending the system to "more difficult" regions.

New Zealand may choose to declare overnight, or extend their lead still further before England embark on their second innings.

For more than a decade, he has been on a crusade to inspire the world to embark on a scientific quest to eliminate ageing and extend healthy lifespan indefinitely (he is on the Palo Alto Longevity Prize board).

And, crucially, extending your home means you are not required to embark on the juggling act that is trying to buy one house and sell another simultaneously.