Sentence examples for order to embark from inspiring English sources

People keep interrupting themselves, or changing direction, in order to embark upon a story.

The result has been that most migrants, in order to embark on the next stage of their journey to mainland Europe, have to walk 40 miles in the heat.

Most individuals who have accepted the way of life of a small business professional have left the comfort of paid days off, weekends, sick days, stable employment, and paid incidental expenses in order to embark on a path of life where there are no guarantees.

But, Klingenschmitt needed to get himself court-martialed in order to embark on his new career as a martyr, and seizing the opportunity to disobey this direct order would do the trick, so he did it.

In order to embark on the first stage of Off-Spotter, we need to know each PAM sequence that will ever be used.

It is very useful to know about the evolution of investments and trade flows between the European Union and Latin America in order to embark on an analysis of the potential prospects for the future.

Then, 2000 soldiers who had seen years in the trenches were ordered to embark for service abroad at Folkestone.

The commanding officer of was then ordered to embark the expedition in Sydney and sail as soon as possible.

The regiment was under orders to embark for further garrison duty in Hong Kong, however rumours started that they were going to be sent to fight in the Middle East against fellow Muslims from the Ottoman Empire.

Once again, the Coast Guard reeled him in over the weekend, tweeting that the "adventure runner's voyage ends after he violated a USCG order not to embark on his seagoing journey".

The Office of Rail Regulation ordered it to embark on a nationwide programme of reducing risk.