Sentence examples for it will embark from inspiring English sources

When his company completes its season on Sunday, it will embark on a nine-city American tour.

From there, it will embark on its official maiden voyage on 22 May to its new home port of Barcelona, after which it will begin regular cruises through to late October.

This year it will embark on a major marketing push and offer new services such as two-hour delivery slots.

Theresa May's government has indicated it will embark on a so-called hard Brexit by introducing migration curbs and stopping the free movement of EU citizens into Britain.

It will embark on the process of leaving as the union grapples with multiple crises: huge numbers of migrants, economic weakness and a nationalist Russia seeking to overturn the post-cold war order.

China, which has 77 nuclear reactors at various stages of construction, planning, and discussion, has said that it will embark on a wide-ranging review, but Russia has announced that it will go ahead with its programme.

Later this month, I will embark on a commencement of my own.

This makes it unlikely that G.M. will embark on an ambitious reorganization, although it might make a few small moves.

It's unlikely that Kaymer will embark on a similar procession, if the USGA have anything to do with it, though you never know.

It's unclear whether Carrey will embark on a Breaking Bad like descent into depravity, or if Kidding will be more like a prolonged redux of Danny DeVito's Death to Smoochy, where the bad guys stay bad and the good guys stay good.

It is also anticipated the England players will embark on a walk-round of the stadium, even though it was only seven days previously that they played there.