It had been a year, more or less, since he embarked, and there was much to reflect upon.
A couple of scenes later she's inviting him to take "The Road Less Traveled," to embark on a "voyage to discover who you really are".
A study of buyouts in the U.K., for instance, found that C.E.O.s who planned to buy their own companies were less likely to embark on restructuring than C.E.O.s who weren't.
Mr. Lieber is the third deputy mayor to announce his departure at a time when city government is cutting budgets and is less able to embark on grand plans.
Less innocently, Loomis embarked on a love affair with his neighbor's attractive young wife, a liaison that probably hastened the mental disintegration of his own well-born spouse, once described as "the prettiest girl in Boston".
So I asked him, 'Would you support Kerry?' " In his reply, Winthrop's target wrote, "I was one of Bush's top five supporters financially approaching seven figures — not only could he care less, he has embarked on this partisan Christian Right Crusade..
He went on to say that although he could be wrong, he believed that the two best explanations for the dearth of women in the sciences were "the high-powered-job hypothesis" — that women's familial responsibilities make them less likely to embark on extremely intense professions — and, fatefully, "different availability of aptitude at the high end".
So I asked him, 'Would you support Kerry?' " In his reply, Winthrop's target wrote, "I was one of Bush's top five supporters financially approaching seven figures — not only could he care less, he has embarked on this partisan Christian Right Crusade...
You'll be less likely to embark upon an awkward office fuck partnership for real if you don't find them hot and they'll probably make you tea.
For example, patients preferring face-to-face psychotherapy might be less likely to embark on and comply with a no/minimal contact treatment (and vice versa).
