Sentence examples for is embarked from inspiring English sources
verb
To get on a boat or ship or (outside the USA) an aeroplane.
- All passengers please embark now.
He is embarked on the third option.
The coalition is embarked on a risky economic gamble and on riskier still cuts.
Now, the European Union is embarked on the task of adapting that vision to a very different political landscape.
The Crown Estate is embarked on another redevelopment that will turn the southern end of Regent Street into a "restaurant quarter".
For all Mr Cameron's careful defence of EU membership and the single market, Britain is embarked on a populist journey whose destination even the government cannot know.
The constituency voted heavily to remain within the European Union and the government is embarked on a trajectory towards one of the harder versions of Brexit.
Now its Venezuelan ally is embarking on the quest.
He is embarking on an initiative to develop Manhattanville.
America is embarking on a $348-billion 348-billion modernisation programme.
President Simon is embarking on a steamship to leave Haiti.
Europe is embarking on reform of the ETS now.
