Sentence examples for really embarked from inspiring English sources

This, in many ways, was the day Munster really embarked on their decade-long adventure.

That weighty precedent, in turn, allows for animal imagery to course through the piece, as if what Mr. Neilson were really embarked upon was his own modern-day reworking of "Rhinoceros," the Ionesco existentialist classic that the Royal Court itself revived on its main stage in 2007.

I didn't understand that what I really embarked on was a spiritual journey.

I was really embarked on a quest to find ways to change music all over again.

Did you really embark on this as a tourist, or as a journalist, or because the book proposal dictated it?

A former No 10 adviser also told The Times: "No one apart from Lansley had a clue what he was really embarking on, certainly not the Prime Minister.

Had Letterman been "punk'd" or was Phoenix really embarking on a new career?

What we're really embarking on now is a world, where for consumers, channels are completely merged and we need to think that way.

In other words, it's not a "women's" movement, it's kind of a human rights movement that we are really embarking on, and that's for me why we needed to interview men.

And? Would he really have embarked on this formidable project if he had known what else would be on his plate?

Allen says it was really strange, embarking on his autobiography, what memories came to him.