Sentence examples for the embark from inspiring English sources
verb
To get on a boat or ship or (outside the USA) an aeroplane.
- All passengers please embark now.
We also recommend those with smartphones to download the Embark NYC and MTA Subway Time apps for notifications of real-time train delays and arrivals.
That will help immensely in improving the quality and accuracy of the Embark products, Hodge says.
They're about the embark on Dada Land: The Voyage, on July 19th.
I'd like to acknowledge Steve Fiebing, Deputy Public Affairs Officer for the Commander, Naval Air Forces - Pacific, U.S. Pacific Fleet and his staff for his invitation and their coordination of the embark as well as Dennis Hall of Avere Group for my nomination to the Navy for this embark and Guy Kawasaki for his support of the embark program and nomination for consideration.
We would like to thank the Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and Technology for the Embark Initiative Postgraduate Scholarships to AMMC and to CCM.
Some might say that the embarking is the easy bit.
But we're well past the embarking stage.
In this context, the SOLAR payload on the International Space Station embarks the SOVIM package.
The show will see the pair embark on four canal journeys across the UK.
The 1990s saw the NTP embark on a series of new directions.
But why did the Fed embark on this road in the first place back in 1961?
