Sentence examples for that embarking from inspiring English sources

He set a career high in homers the next year, then established a single-season record the year after that, embarking on a run of offensive dominance not seen in the game since Babe Ruth.

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.

One cabinet minister told the Guardian that embarking on the referendum was like "pouring petrol" over the party and causing it to "go up in flames".

Abigail Harrison Moore, who heads the school of fine art, history of art and cultural studies at Leeds University, believes that embarking on the subject at school makes a huge difference.

Mr Hain described calls for common foreign and security policies as a fantasy, pointing out that embarking on such a strategy without Britain would be pointless, since it has the biggest army in the EU.

Ironically, this quintessentially American - and yes, conservative - notion of self-help found frequent expression in Reverend Wright's sermons But what my former pastor too often failed to understand is that embarking on a program of self-help also requires a belief that society can change.

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

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

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

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

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