Sentence examples similar to embarking on holidays from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Hoping to reduce its reliance on major disasters to raise money, the American Red Cross is embarking on a holiday fund-raising campaign, complete with an online gift catalog and advertising.

With this closure, we look forward to embarking on the holiday season with a shared vision.

The American players are tired and achy, but also taking a three-day holiday before embarking on one of the great adventures in all of sport.

"Am now embarking on long Mediterranean holiday.

Most of the 73 passengers were embarking on Labor Day holiday visits.

Downing Street announced extra measures to cope with the Calais migrants crisis yesterday, insisting David Cameron remained in charge of the situation despite embarking on his summer holiday.

There is more chance of Andy Flower and Kevin Pietersen embarking on a family holiday together after the tour than England being greeted by a carpet of green grass on the pitch in Mumbai.

In the late 19th century, as working-class people began to earn enough money to embark on shorter holidays, many employers and politicians were anxious that they would spend all their free time getting drunk in the pub and causing trouble in music halls and fairgrounds.

After delivering her evidence she departed on holiday before embarking on the next stage of her investigations.

So this winter, we found ourselves embarking on our first ski holiday in the Austrian resort of St Anton.

On the other side of the airport, where the line for the afternoon TACA flight to Nicaragua was several hundred feet long, Luis Chavez was embarking on a busman's holiday.