Sentence examples for embarked on building from inspiring English sources
"Property rights don't run that deep". So Japan is embarked on building what may ultimately turn out to be the world's biggest subway system.
Perhaps for this very reason, in 1999, Conde Nast managing director Nicholas Coleridge offered Greig the editorship of Tatler where he embarked on building up the magazine's intellectual credentials, bringing in Bonfire of the Vanities author Tom Wolfe as a contributing editor, and regularly publishing contributions by VS Naipaul, Salman Rushdie and his friend Harold Pinter.
A crucial seed for his current work was planted when he embarked on building a harpsichord from a kit, during nights on call: "That twofold process of constructing something and then learning to play it brought a richness of perspective that bubbled up into something new," he recalls.
With that bandwidth in hand, the city has embarked on building a startup hub.
Since 2013, these next-generation leaders have embarked on building next-generation banking experience.
"It's been no secret that we've embarked on building our own global footprint," says Yousef Javadi, the chief of global sales for Sprint.
He said the best solution environmentally was for Stansted, Heathrow and Gatwick each to build an extra runway since they all had infrastructure in place, rather than embarking on building a new hub.
Mr. Vergne has said he believes the sale to be crucial for helping the foundation evolve as it embarks on building a new Manhattan home in Chelsea.
Britain is to embark on building its first nuclear power station for two decades on Monday as the coalition hands a multibillion subsidy to France's EDF with help from a state-owned Chinese firm.
Now Japan Rail is about to embark on building a completely new Tokyo to Osaka line, with trains that will travel twice as fast as the old bullet train.
