An increase in stadium capacity from the current 47,726 is also something City aspire to, but will not embark on until their analysis demonstrates they could fill such capacity.
"But it was not until he embarked on his journey as a constitutional scholar that he began rising to greatness," Mr. McDonald wrote.
Engaging TV on the subject of this debate would be easy, I blithely presumed, until I embarked on the simple but fundamental task of seeing female art for myself.
Mr. Nasir, a high school graduate who often traded jokes with Americans in Riyadh's fast-food restaurants, said he held few political views until he embarked on a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca earlier this year.
In fact, she had not embarked on a tour until her third studio effort, Music Box (1993), when she performed six arena shows in the United States during the Music Box Tour.
The hallway was suddenly filled with the shoes of the new arrivals, including three young children — two girls and one boy — and two women, who were preparing to stay in a separate room until they embarked onward.
When he returned, a haunted man, he took to the bottle and embarked on various doomed enterprises until finally he drank it all away.
Interned (without trial) as a traitor in 1942, the old suffragette embarked on a hunger strike until she obtained her release.
Until our governments embarked on a new digital push, neither country had a digital portal which met the acid test of really meeting users' needs.
There were some die-hard University of Miami backers in those days and earlier, but until the Hurricanes embarked on their stretch of dominance from the 1980s through the early 2000s, you could have fired a 21-gun salute in all directions at the old Orange Bowl and harmed nothing but a few pigeons and mourning doves.
