Sentence examples for to embark in from inspiring English sources

"I am completely paralyzed, and so I wish to embark in good time.

You're about to embark, in my opinion, on something rather extraordinary.

So why now, so late in your career, have you decided to embark in this new direction?

"With the presidential election from the Greek parliament the clouds will have cleared up and our country will be officially ready to embark in the post-bailout era," Mr Samaras said in a statement.

Mr. Kerry's aides said they thought that any advantage that Mr. Bush might be gaining with his attacks would be fleeting because the senator was about to embark in a noticeable step-up of his campaign.

As this blog has recently pointed out, the ECB is unlikely to embark in quantitative easing, due to the Bundesbank's concern about blurring the line between monetary and fiscal policy.The ECB did introduce forward guidance following its July 2013 meeting, in response to a subdued outlook for inflation.

Tomorrow I leave Woot to embark in a new direction.

The article then offers lessons for researchers planning to embark in active-living studies as to how they might increase validity and minimize criticism of physical determinism.