Sentence examples for may have embarked from inspiring English sources

The rulers of Britain may have embarked on an aggressive campaign of modernization -- what with the Millennium Dome, the transformation of the House of Lords and all that throbbing techno music -- but a segment of the entertainment industry remains stubbornly wedded to ancient notions of the British character.

However joylessly the astronaut may have embarked on his world tour, he resisted sullenness even in New York City, where stacks of I.B.M. punch cards being thrown like ticker tape sometimes failed to flutter apart and dented the limos like bricks.

Freedom From Torture, a charity that supports survivors of torture, expressed concern about the impact of the letter on torture victims who may have embarked on a long and dangerous journey to reach the UK and had not yet had their claim considered.

If the latter, Chinese villagers may have embarked on a completely separate domestication of the cat from a local species.

So, I may have embarked on five weeks of my lifetime hygiene low, but hey, sometimes it takes getting filthy to get good hair.

Catesby may have embarked on the scheme after hopes of securing greater religious tolerance under King James had faded, leaving many English Catholics disappointed.

Prices may finally have embarked on a tentative upswing but mortgage lending remains a mixed picture.

He may not have embarked on his latest tour for purely artistic reasons, but perhaps it will persuade publishers to reissue some of his remarkable poetry so that a new generation can see there's more to him than the man who wrote Hallelujah.

The singularity of the company is starting, driven by the computing power and data harnessed and focused by talented entrepreneurs with missions to achieve — missions, which with the singularity, may be greater than any we have embarked on before.

Dell announced over a year ago that it may never build another data centre, and organisations have embarked on aggressive programs that decommission antiquated or underused servers.

His family apparently did not belong to the senatorial class, however distinguished it may have been in Patavium itself, and Livy does not seem to have embarked on a political or forensic profession.