Sentence examples for has to embark from inspiring English sources

And so the United States of America obviously has to embark on the -- in the path that I just mentioned.

If Mr. Ford has to embark on a petition drive, they said, it could help his candidacy by forcing him to build a network of campaign workers.

This runs the risk of deepening Spain's already significant recession, but Mr Rajoy has to embark on these measures if he is to retain the support of his European partners.

The 17-year-old protagonist has to embark on a steep and brutal learning curve when, after the death of his undercover-agent elder brother, he is recruited to infiltrate the Kellys, a south London crime family, by befriending teenage Sophie.

But I hope no one ever has to embark on Tahrib again.

When she makes it through, the Blue Caterpillar (Alan Rickman) tells her she has to embark on a quest to save her "truest friend" the Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp) in a race against Time (Sacha Baron Cohen).

Mr. Heggie had to embark on his journey without Mr. McNally, who had lung cancer.

To stay, they would have to embark on a long, 13-year process.

And if it shoots later on, we'll have to embark on another campaign".

You don't have to embark on a major life overhaul to make a difference in your blood pressure.

Left-wing idealists have to embark on doomed utopian romances that, just like their politics, later implode into messy recrimination.