It is an island toward which the pilgrims embark but never arrive, preserving it preserves its light only if it remains far on the horizon.
The journalists film the agents as they embark, but have respected the agents' requests that they be allowed to search the woods alone.
In spite of the obvious economic gain to be had from conquering Egypt, the caliph ʿUmar I, according to some sources, showed reluctance to detach ʿAmr's expedition from the Syrian army and even tried to recall the mission once it had embarked; but ʿAmr, with or without the caliph's permission, undertook the invasion in 639 with a small army of some 4,000 men (later reinforced).
Accompanied by Rapunzel's chameleon friend Pascal, they embark, but Gothel is soon in close pursuit.
Data is the basis for a number of initiatives that real estate businesses are embarking upon, but the reliance upon lower-quality, free data sources can prove a costly problem for businesses to fix.
Scriptwriters were sounded out and projects embarked on, but Spooks sailed on from strength to strength.
The science is clearer, many industrialized countries have embarked – slowly but steadily – on transforming their economies, and the global awareness of climate change impacts has been heightened by its first signs around the world.
Yet silence can be nourished in our larger spaces not just by way of an inward journey most people lack the tools to embark upon, but through education and architecture.
It remains unclear exactly what sort of affair they embarked on, but Dickens was sufficiently besotted to banish his wife of 22 years, Catherine, who had given him ten children.
But embarking on the project — traveling, negotiating, delegating, compromising — might well carry him away from the wellspring of that sensibility.
