Sentence examples for embarked this week from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schroder embarked this week on a 10-day tour of the east, urging "civic courage against rightist extremism".
The Takács Quartet embarked this week on a complete cycle, taking place between now and next May in London, Bath and Norwich.
Some of South Africa's leading white intellectuals and civic figures embarked this week on a campaign urging fellow whites to acknowledge that every white South African was, and still is, a beneficiary of the old apartheid system.
JERUSALEM — In a crowded laboratory painted in gray and cooled like a cave, half a dozen specialists embarked this week on a historic undertaking: digitally photographing every one of the thousands of fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls with the aim of making the entire file — among the most sought-after and examined documents on earth — available to all on the Internet.
The couple's one-two political punch, still going strong after three decades, has special import now: Mrs. Clinton has embarked this week on a warm-and-fuzzy tour, blitzing full throttle by helicopter across Iowa to present herself as likable and heartwarming, a complement to her "strength and experience" message that the campaign felt a female candidate needed first.
In an unexpected turn, Kim embarked this week on a 21-car armored train bound for the Russian capital.
As a contemporary of this generation (I'm 30), I embarked three years ago on a project to document the health of evangelical Christianity in the United States.
McCain embarked yesterday on his latest effort to capture the spotlight: his "Service to America" tour.
"We have embarked today on a new journey of bilateral cooperation," Mr. Singh said in a Twitter post on Monday evening.
Mr. Zapatero's government embarked last year on negotiations with ETA after the group called a permanent cease-fire.
Willingly or not, humanity had embarked 50,000 years ago on the road called "progress" with constant change in habits driven by invention mothered by necessity.
