Yet most cruisers, particularly those embarking for the first time, will probably end up relying on a phone call to a travel agent before making a purchase, since cruise Web sites only address travelers' most basic questions.
A few times you were younger than me, embarking for the first time on your own, and I was able to pass on some of my own travel tricks and tips (like the easiest way to make a hostel bed).
Most of his maternal roots, however, lead back to Ireland, whence two of his fifth great-grandfathers embarked for the States in the middle years of the eighteenth century.
In May 1940, after a period of training at Trentham Military Camp, the battalion embarked for the Middle East as part of the second echelon of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force NZEFF).
Expelled in January 1794, he embarked for the United States in March.
In fact, Cantor characterized the effort to construct an alternative to Obamacare as something that Republicans were, once again, embarking on for the first time, telling reporters that the vote for the bill meant they were ready "to begin work to construct an alternative health-care vision" that would be their "so-called replacement bill".
The volunteers of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade embarked for Spain two-thirds of a century ago to fight against Francisco Franco and his version of the fascism of the 1930s.
(Dunham told me in an e-mail this week that she's just embarked on "Middlemarch" for the first time, having been inspired to read it by "The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P.," Adelle Waldman's clever, Eliot-inflected, début novel).
She was docked for maintenance in October, and embarked the First Sea Lord, Admiral Rhoderick McGrigor and the Commander-in-Chief, Far East Station for a tour of Commonwealth forces in Japan.
Lonergan started writing for pleasure in the fifth grade, embarking on the first of several science-fiction novels, which he completed during the next few years.
