Sentence examples for embarking into from inspiring English sources
As she downs multiple drinks in the Ten Bells pub, she regales a potential customer — the audience — with her past before embarking into the night.
But Orange made decent progress and enjoyed mostly favorable conditions until passing the Cape of Good Hope off Africa's southern flank and embarking into the Southern Ocean.
Your hero can then be customised for appearance, before embarking into the game's mammoth single-player challenge, which Salvatore estimates will last more than 40 hours, excluding the hundreds of optional side quests.
More than 80 years later, the unions are embarking into equally unknown territory, hoping that the call centre workers, the IT employees and the vast service economy will join up in the way that the watermen and bargees did in the last century to keep a red flag still fluttering on May Day.
For safety, economical and performance reasons, the satisfaction of critical design specifications of hybrid systems must be verified before embarking into their expensive construction and operation.
Smoking cessation is advisable prior to embarking into lengthening procedures; besides its negative health effects, it has adverse impact on the treatment the patient is about to start [6].
Lepore uses the Game of Life as a point from which to embark into serious engagement with a set of perennially unanswerable questions: "How does life begin?
Oswaldo Zavala, a professor and friend, said that a trademark of Estrada's fiction was "a central character who will embark into an unknown land, happily".
Even with import prices sagging, "people are still going to wonder whether the Fed will embark into another round of quantitative easing," said Robbert Van Batenburg, head of equity research at Louis Capital Markets in New York.
The Democratic leaders of the Assembly wrote a letter to caucus members about the furor: it mentioned Governor McGreevey once, then embarked into a two-page diatribe railing against the Republicans who ruled Trenton for a decade.
He had embarked into the public sphere as a poet at the age of thirty-six, "My ties and ballasts leave me, my elbows rest in the sea-gaps," seeing the immortality in every living thing.
