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Kent says there was "no way" she would embark on such a story without meaningful Indigenous consultation; she has been working closely with the Tasmanian Aboriginal elder Jim Everett, and spending time with him on Cape Barren Island.

Little did she know that in just a few years she would embark on a postdoc adventure a scientific and personal adventure to the Greek island of Crete.

In early May 2010, Aguilera announced that she would embark on the supporting concert tour for her sixth studio album, Bionic.

Late last year, Azalea announced she would embark on the arena tour and had tapped pop comeback kid Nick Jonas, buzzy alt-R&B singer Tinashé and DJ Wizz Kid as support, with tickets going on sale soon after.

After sending her three children off to school, she would embark on a long journey to find and then carry home water.

After Cavanaugh and Xi Yan (who is married) join forces in a business venture, they fall into bed, though Lim's ability to convey Xi Yan's relief at escaping her marriage — which she refers to, in one scene, as "death" — makes you wonder why on earth she'd embark on this fresh hell with Cavanaugh.

So, after graduating high school in 2014, Gardiner-Smith bought a 29-foot sailboat named The Athena and plotted an epic voyage that she'd embark on alone.

But once she'd embarked on her professional career it took a decade of working solo and performing with a variety of companies before she felt she'd discovered her potential.

If American housewives would embark on lifelong careers, she claimed, they would be happier and healthier, their marriages would be more satisfying, and their children would thrive.

"She was a real role model and would embark on adventures that little girls -- 10, 12 years old -- would never dream of," he said.

The family would embark on traditional outings, like visits to antique dealers, she says, but would also fill free time on more unusual ventures to local cemeteries.