Sentence examples for embarked from the from inspiring English sources
St. Paul, the Apostle, and St. Barnabas embarked from the seaport on their evangelical mission to Antioch.
In April 1538 de Soto embarked from the port of Sanlúcar de Barrameda in command of 10 ships and 700 men.
I would have been no older than 2, but almost certainly my first proper stroll embarked from the lobby of our apartment building.
With the invasion forces already having embarked from the Channel ports, the weather was still so poor on the morning of June 4 that Eisenhower postponed the landings from June 5 to the following day.
Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT, said: "The secretary of state has embarked from the outset on a cynical and wholly unjustifiable attempt to discredit the quality and rigour of the GCSE qualification".
Most of the arrests took place shortly before 9 p.m., minutes after marchers embarked from the park, rhythmically banging metal pots and pans with wooden spoons, brandishing signs and chanting "1, 2, 3, 4 / Student debt is class war," as they headed south.
This year, Brian Finke was there; he photographed the teams embarking from the Canary Islands in early December, and caught up in Barbados to capture the first finishers in mid-January.
Here in the north of Lesbos, where villagers with a telescope can see the refugees embarking from the Turkish shores in the distance, people nevertheless need no monument to be reminded of the human cost.
From there, Columbus argued that the travels of Marco Polo proved that China stretched farther east, that Japan was thirty degrees east of China, and that, because he planned to embark from the Canary Islands, he could subtract nine more degrees of water.
To get more insights from the solution (13), in section 3.2, we embark from the relaxation of the causality constraint and figure out a feasible optimal solution.
The first successes were obtained embarking from the principle of pathogen-derived resistance (PDR) by transforming host plants with viral genes or sequences with the purpose to block a specific step during virus multiplication in the plant.
