Sentence examples for were embarking from inspiring English sources
verb
To get on a boat or ship or (outside the USA) an aeroplane.
- All passengers please embark now.
"We were embarking on a fundamentally new policy," Cheney recalled.
"And I think we were embarking on a course that could subject the state to liability".
It felt great: they were embarking on a new and exciting chapter – and so was I.
I felt really scared about the path my children were embarking on.
We had them already before they were embarking on disproportionate force in Georgia.
In Webster's rookie season, the Giants were embarking on a new era.
Most of the 73 passengers were embarking on Labor Day holiday visits.
A statement on Paltrow's website, Goop, announced on Tuesday that the couple were embarking on a "Conscious Uncoupling".
Now, as the engagement on which they thought they were embarking stalls, their personal animosities take over.
And now, we were embarking on a pre-dinner hike and schuss, the clouds floating beyond our skis.
When he set out in June 1910, even most of his crew believed they were embarking on an Arctic drift.
