Sentence examples for embarking in from inspiring English sources

For every 100 infected passengers embarking in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, 84 would normally disembark at another African airport.

Embarking in cosmetic surgery is a big decision, and is not to be taken lightly, especially with a high-risk surgery such as labiaplasty.

Gregorio Mayáns y Siscar produced the first biographical study of Cervantes in 1737, and church historian Enrique Flórez, embarking in 1754 on a vast historical enterprise, España sagrada, resurrected the cultural backgrounds of medieval Christian Spain.

"The classroom experience is magical, no doubt about it," said Ms. Kirschner, who taught at Princeton University before embarking in a career that eventually led her into online media and education ventures.

An American diplomat who served in high posts in Latin America and elsewhere before embarking, in retirement, on an ornithological career of more than 30 years, Mr. Belton died on Oct. 25 at 95. His death, at his home in Great Cacapon, W.Va., was from congestive heart failure, his son Hugh said.

Bettley cut his teeth on Essex, the county that Pevsner naughtily set up as the nadir of his experiences, picturing himself embarking in the "suicidal" gloom of early 1950s Liverpool Street station: the new author gave his home county a dose of adrenaline and a second chance.

On 12 December 1918, Texas put to sea with BatDivs 9 and 6 to meet President Woodrow Wilson embarked in on his way to the Paris Peace Conference.

He therefore embarked in December 1848 as an apprentice pilot on a transport vessel.

Last Thursday, he embarked in his black minivan on a listening tour of the boroughs.

He embarked in May but died en route and was buried at sea.

He retrieves Fearless from jail and the two embark in pursuit of the truth.