Sentence examples for embark the from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Royal Navy, with the willing help of countless merchant seamen, strained every nerve to embark the British and allied troops; 220 light warships and 650 other vessels were engaged.

They will have a common theme: that the other side is seeking to embark the nation on a path that will leave the government unable to meet its obligations to the elderly.

We have already selected the longlist of 10, and now we embark the fun bit: visits to the museums – spread as far north as Ayrshire (the Robert Burns Museum) and west as Llandudno (the Mostyn).

"I am unalterably opposed to discrimination of any sort," Mr. Goldwater said, even as he attacked provisions of the bill that "would embark the Federal Government on a regulatory course of action with regard to private enterprise and in the area of so-called 'public accommodations' and in the area of employment".

Here the last snout was lit and seven minutes later stubbed out on the floor of the poolside bar when those travelling to Civitavecchia to embark the Wind Surf were summoned to their coaches for the hour's drive to the little town being developed as Rome's new cruise terminal.

By the time I embark, the grand-daddy of the southern hemisphere's great trains has already covered more than 1,000 miles on its way from Sydney, where the waters of the Pacific provide the surf crucial to the Australian experience.

When they re-embark the poet takes advantage of leisure hours on board to narrate the story of the Doze de Inglaterra (Canto VI, 43 69).

The more I think about the endeavour on we have embarked, the more excited I become.

"Prior to embarking, the migrants all get a call," says Ahmed, a former oil-rig technician.

In this context, the SOLAR payload on the International Space Station embarks the SOVIM package.

A thorough review of literature embarks the different mechanisms of drug action on cancer cells.