Sentence examples for which embark from from inspiring English sources

No one is actually ducked in these events, which embark from a spot across from Ferry Plantation House along Cheswick Lane, which is very close to Witch Duck Bay.

Polansky won't actually be the first person to Tweet from space – that title will likely belong to Mike Massimino, who plans to Tweet from Space Shuttle Atlantis, which embarks on mission STS-125 in less than three days.

The challenge is even bigger in service sector which embarked on the Total Quality Management journey barely 5 6 years ago.

These troops could only reach Toulon by sea, scheduled to embark from the city port of Genoa, capital of the Italian state of the Republic of Genoa, which at this stage of the war was officially neutral.

On a typical weekday, 9,517 people embark from there.

The distance in nautical miles from the principal Japanese ports to Pusan varied depending on which Japanese port ships embarked from.

For fishing on the banks situated at a greater distance, the Arafuras use a prahu, constructed for the purpose, in which they embark their entire family.' From the 1840s, Chinese traders coming from Singapore through Makassar entered the trade networks in Aru and ended the monopoly of the Bugis and Makassarese [30].

Most are embarking from Libya, which has become the jumping-off point for migrants trying to reach Europe by sea.

Lepore uses the Game of Life as a point from which to embark into serious engagement with a set of perennially unanswerable questions: "How does life begin?

The biological significance of the findings was corroborated with gene expression data derived from tumour tissues to evntually define a rationale by which tumours embark on intriguing changes in metabolism that is of utility for an understanding of tumour growth.

Boyd Rankin, Ben Stokes and Gary Ballance were selected on Monday for the tour of Australia on which England embark next month.