Sentence examples for embarking on something from inspiring English sources

But we're embarking on something no one has ever done before — to get these games to inter-operate between platforms.

In these final days, Mr. Huckabee has had little one-on-one contact with voters, despite his campaign's populist demeanor, embarking on something of a media campaign instead.

But I'm interested in embarking on something I don't know about..."...

Yet Galliano is now embarking on something of an image rehabilitation effort.

President Obama is embarking on something I've never seen before — taking on two Missions Impossible at the same time.

HALE -- What's it like embarking on something like this, which is an aesthetic commitment, a business commitment and a commitment of years of your life?

As artists grow old, they often make lifeless pastiches of their early work, but Ms Kusama has embarked on something fresh and audacious.

No one likes to embark on something that inevitably leads to disaster, but one should always investigate how likely such a slide truly is.

Will they, like him, dare to embark on something new?

But on the Lebanese front Israel has embarked on something much bigger than in Gaza.

In May, 2009, Dorsey tweeted, "Getting ready to embark on something new and entirely different.