Sentence examples similar to noble embarking from inspiring English sources
Around three hundred passengers – including Matilda's brother, William Adelin, and many other senior nobles – embarked one night on the White Ship to travel from Barfleur in Normandy across to England.
In Icarus, a constitutionally unconstrained black government comes to power on a wave of popular support and noble intentions and embarks on a huge and unsustainable public spending programme, which crashes the economy.
[SPOILER} Our two heros simply avoid each other for that entire time, meet up again unexpectedly and then rather confusingly make amends in a finale that left me a tad confused as to exactly what noble adventure they're embarking on together. [END SPOILER}. Despite this, the cast commits themselves wholly to the project with admirable passion.
Tate Donovan and Josh Hamilton star as French mercenary knights who embark on a noble quest.
The collapse of the euro would likely lead to the disorderly disintegration of the European Union and Europe would be left worse off than it had been when it embarked on the noble experiment of creating a European Union.
Ania Lewiska recently embarked on the noble quest to break the world record for the largest number of sexual partners in history.
One young woman recently embarked on the noble quest to break the world record for amassing the largest number of sexual partners ever recorded.
However, Charles understood that noble encroachment of power had helped cause the revolt, and embarked upon a new reform program.
He embarked on the Murrumbidgee River and was "hurried into a great and noble river [the Murray]." A week later he encountered another big river flowing into the Murray from the north, that he rightly concluded was the Darling, the middle course of which he had explored the year before.
It can only be Ross Noble, embarking on another UK tour.
