Sentence examples for embark this from inspiring English sources

I embark this time with a concern that a lot of Americans share, that we are a fragmented people, more polarized than ever.

And Vice President Dick Cheney will embark this weekend on his own bus tour, beginning in Parma, Ohio, passing through West Virginia's northern panhandle, ending up in western Pennsylvania, at a baseball game in Altoona.

Yes, I am one of about 1,500 passengers who booked a ticket, along with my husband, aboard the AlandChuck.Travel "Drag Stars at Sea -- 2012 Caribbean Adventure -- Revenge of the Wench Cruise" to embark this Sunday, Dec. 2.

They recently finished recording an independent album, "Queers on Rye," and they embarked this month on a small tour of colleges in the Northeast.

Building on the rich experience of urban PPP and harnessing the public acceptance, UNICEF embarked this approach in rural water supply management since 2012.

So we were part of this initiative, and we decided to embark onto this journey.

The actor, Josh Sankey, will embark this week on a promotion for the Oscar Mayer division of Kraft Foods that is being called the Great American Bacon Barter.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 - Congress will embark this week on a major cost-cutting drive that conservative Republicans see as their party's chance to revive its reputation for frugality.

Equipped with a special digital "dark energy camera" built at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois, the telescope will embark this year on a survey of some 300 million galaxies in an effort to discern the effect of dark energy on the evolution of the universe.

An Ecuadorean shaman and his British wife will embark this week on a house-to-house campaign in their Amazonian village to dissuade locals from granting exploration rights to an oil company in an area of pristine forest close to the Yasuni national park.

Like the four mayors before him, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti will embark this weekend on a trade mission to China, South Korea and Japan, with an 80-member delegation of local officials and business leaders.