Sentence examples for embarked on a dramatic from inspiring English sources
Faced with a city whose population had declined by one-fourth over the previous decade, Bing embarked on a dramatic plan to turn Detroit around.
As soon as Mr. Isabell took possession of the property, he embarked on a dramatic renovation.
Not wanting to offend the disgruntled gangs of Artrocker writers any longer, I have finally embarked on a dramatic expansion of the pitifully narrow range of publications usually covered here.
In the 1980s the government embarked on a dramatic and controversial economic reform programme, which lifted controls on wages, prices and interest rates and removed agricultural subsidies.
He and the mother embarked on a dramatic affair behind the fiancée's back, until the husband interrupted them one evening and shot El Tiradito dead.
Living near the Chinko boundary, this lifelong hunter was familiar with the park and embarked on a dramatic career change, joining the reserve in 2014 to track wildlife and poaching activity.
But just as the Chinese authorities did not resort to a big one-off appreciation when the yuan seemed too weak, they are unlikely to embark on a dramatic devaluation now that it is looking strong.The yuan has been one of the world's top-performing currencies this year.
And in the 1990's, on their own initiative but with encouragement from the United States, most Latin American nations did indeed embark on a dramatic process of reform both economic and political.
Instead, he embarks on a dramatic reconstruction of their meeting, asking, "Were we to imagine how this took place, might it have been like this?" From here on, they are played by actors the Frenchman by Louis-Do de Lencquesaing and the German by Benjamin Utzerath.
'We are now embarking on a dramatic expansion of our exchange to more small businesses and we plan to include individuals and larger businesses in our exchange in the near future," Herbert wrote.
