Sentence examples for that they embark from inspiring English sources

But then the British, when writing about warfare, usually choose to pretend that they embark on it only with the deepest reluctance.

It was there that they embarked on the most compelling phase of their career.

And she has to bear in mind that they embarked on reform to preserve that position, not to discard it.

Damien Hirst and Marco Pierre White opened Quo Vadis, in Soho, London, in 1996; so successful was it, the mix of food and art, that they embarked on Pharmacy, in Notting Hill, 18 months later, whereupon they fell out and Marco walked.

They really don't need to be carrying that around as they embark on their new lives".

There was no way of sustaining that, so they embarked on a complete restructuring.

That spring, they embarked on a search for a place of their own.

Ouseley added: "Part of the problem the FA must face up to is that once they embark on an investigation, it goes into silent mode and rarely communicates to keep public interest informed of progress.

They know that if they embark on a 12-week tour of the nation to publicize their signature issue of dropout prevention, on the day it's over they will turn on the TV and see an undecided voter in sweat pants saying: "I'm waiting to hear what they say about dropouts".

Hoping to avoid that, they have embarked on an ambitious program to revitalize Cicheng's craft traditions by encouraging artisans and designers to study and work there.

Grieve warned: "The courts do have power to punish those who breach injunctions and those who decide flagrantly to do so should bear that in mind when they embark on that course of action".