Sentence examples for members embarked from inspiring English sources
In 2005, the year before Dr. Klawe arrived, a group of faculty members embarked on a full makeover of the introductory computer science course, a requirement at Mudd.
Whereupon, as if on cue, cabinet members embarked on a semi-public quarrel, still unresolved, about what to say during the forthcoming election about joining Europe's single currency.
The principals' union stood up in protest and many of its members embarked on spending sprees, using their savings to splurge on supplies to make sure none of it ended up in the city's general fund.
Come 2004, the band members embarked on solo work.
After the break-up, the four members embarked on separate projects.
In September 2005, the band members embarked on their second major worldwide tour of the year; they played several gigs in North America between 8 and 24 September.
Before a European Union summit meeting later this month, Mr. Van Rompuy has circulated a document suggesting far-reaching changes that would let the euro zone members embark on the full economic and political integration that many say they believe is essential to the survival of the euro.
The Rainbow Warriors from the Women's Institute Source: Independent The Women's Institute is turning to eco-activist as its members embark on one of the environmental movement's most iconic vehicles to deliver, by speedboat, a message to the front door of the controversial Kingsnorth power station in Kent calling on the government to do more to provide Britain with clean, renewable energy.
For example, a book of renovation ideas for a family member embarking on a household renovation might be very useful.
At a press conference in the central plaza of the capital, the zócalo, where some of the family members had embarked on a forty-three-hour hunger strike, the mother of the disappeared student José Eduardo Bartolo Tlatempa said, "We won't go, and we won't get tired.
By the end we learn a good deal about the "punishing regimen" of whaling itself as well as about the officers and crew members who embarked on the Essex -- seven of whom were black -- and about the culture of Quakerism and profiteering that characterized Nantucket society at that time.
