The phrase "embark on the train" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to get on or board a train. Example: The family arrived at the station just in time to embark on the train to their vacation destination.
Luckily, my ignorance was permitted because I was the first newly qualified social worker in Sheffield, in the voluntary sector, to embark on the training.
In order to embark on the training necessary to become an esthetician, you must have a high school diploma or GED.
Cordier had little opportunity to find out what the profession was all about before embarking on the training because it was so new in the country, he says, which made the move "a bit adventurous".
Make sure you have maximum commitment before embarking on the training.
"All those items are too bulky to take on the train," sniffed a 22-year-old student preparing to embark on a seven-hour train ride home to Changchun in China's northeast.
"With my old travel pass, I would never have dared embark on this training," she told VICE News.
Conversely, interculturalists have too quickly embarked on the treacherous train of diversity, including its instrumentalist and business-minded variant of "diversity advantage" (Zapata-Barrero, 2017, p. 13).
Her play is also much inspired by the work that she had now embarked on, as a trained addiction counsellor to the alcoholics and addicts who make up such a large proportion of our prison system.
So before you embark on the business of training your dog, decide exactly what you need him to do to help you.
For the parents who are undecided about embarking on the sleep training journey, I hope I have helped you make an informed decision about if and how to proceed in getting your family well rested.
Before I could embark on any serious degree of memory training, I first needed a stockpile of palaces at my disposal.
