Sentence examples for that embarked from inspiring English sources

Rooney was part of United's tour squad that embarked for Thailand a day ahead of Chelsea.

Of the slave-ship crews that embarked from Liverpool in 1787, less than half returned alive.

"Everybody that embarked on this film knew the conditions," he said.

He compared the restructuring to that embarked upon by many United States companies in the 1980's.

The 1804 coronation ceremony had a touch of opera buffa that would be hilarious had it not ushered in a dictatorship that embarked on endless warfare, killing millions.

The Met is one of the 180 museums, libraries and archives that embarked last month on a two-year trial of the hardware and software.

Cryosat-2 is the first satellite that embarks an altimeter able to operate in several modes.

A compounding influence on the potentially positive effects of exercise alone may be ad-libitum access to food, a condition designed to mimic human subjects that embark on exercise regimens without limiting caloric intake.

FGF/MAPK signaling levels therefore control the fraction of cells that embark on the PrE-like differentiation path.

There is every reason to believe that embarking on a career in mathematical biology is likely to be exciting and very rewarding.

And I think that there needs to be learning-by-doing experience, especially in developing countries, that embarking on climate policy can be married with economic growth.