Sentence examples for embarked into a from inspiring English sources

The Democratic leaders of the Assembly wrote a letter to caucus members about the furor: it mentioned Governor McGreevey once, then embarked into a two-page diatribe railing against the Republicans who ruled Trenton for a decade.

We therefore embarked into a detailed analysis of the relative weight of colors versus shapes in an object grouping task.

"She embarked into a new field and was able to gain leadership in this field very fast".

However, in order to address the needs of the space physics community, several observatory programs have embarked into a modernization of their equipment in order to being able to produce one-second filtered data (e.g., Chulliat et al., 2009b; Worthington et al., 2009).

We've asked leading Black community members to share their own words of gratitude, mourning (and sometimes apology) to that generation of brave souls who embarked into a new world after hundreds of years of subjugation.

This is a commencement in the truest sense of the word because you are embarking into a new, older world.

In contrast, if DNA damage is beyond repair, cells embark into a delayed death pathway [ 41, 44- 49].

Oswaldo Zavala, a professor and friend, said that a trademark of Estrada's fiction was "a central character who will embark into an unknown land, happily".

He had embarked into the public sphere as a poet at the age of thirty-six, "My ties and ballasts leave me, my elbows rest in the sea-gaps," seeing the immortality in every living thing.

See a physician before embarking into any diet or exercise plan, and to determine the underlying health issue you may have.

On 13 December 10 battleships, including Nevada, and 28 destroyers escorted the ocean liner, with president Woodrow Wilson embarked, into Brest, France, during the last day of Wilson's journey to the country so he could attend the Paris Peace Conference.