Sentence examples for embarked over from inspiring English sources

Between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, the Europeans forcibly embarked over 10 million Africans to the Americas.

Lam and Johnson together had been embarked, over the previous three years, on an ambitious reform plan to upgrade the low-performing system.

Taking advantage of the temporary absence of Montagu, Dubourdieu assembled six frigates and numerous smaller craft and embarked over 500 Italian soldiers under Colonel Alexander Gifflenga.

For this operation they chose the 80-gun Guillaume Tell under Captain Saulnier, partly because the condition and size of the ship enabled Vaubois to embark over 900 men aboard, many of whom were sick or wounded.

The numbers that reflect their extraordinary career are staggering: The band has embarked on over 33 tours, performing over 1200 concerts to fans in 40 countries.

Normally hugely reluctant to speak in public, Lady Smith claims in the Guardian that the changes "complete the journey John embarked upon over 20 years ago".

New Zealand has a slightly longer history in working towards creating a national health system, having embarked just over 75 years ago on such a process via the landmark Social Security Act 1938.

On the final day, the race itself over, I embarked on the unmarked, 15km stretch back towards Jomsom.

And so, with the superstructure intact, the couple embarked on a do-over.

In February, Russia embarked on a liberalized over-flight policy, hoping to garner $300 million annually by 2010 in fees for commercial jets on transpolar routes between North America and Asia.

"We need our nuclear deterrent as much today as we did when a previous British government embarked on it over six decades ago.