Sentence examples for nerve to embark from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Royal Navy, with the willing help of countless merchant seamen, strained every nerve to embark the British and allied troops; 220 light warships and 650 other vessels were engaged.

But no one is confident that the new team will have the nerve to embark on much-needed reforms, in particular the gradual removal of energy and food subsidies, for fear of provoking another wave of furious protests.

There were indications last night that Bellamy has decided to embark on a war of nerves by remaining at St James Parkk.

Time to embark on the cure.

We need to embark on massive training".

"We needed to embark on a drastic measure".

Will they, like him, dare to embark on something new?

By next summer MALG hopes to embark on its next project.

What inspired him to embark on such an ambitious challenge?

IS FRANCE about to embark on another African military intervention?

What does it mean to embark on a journey?