Sentence examples for whom embarked from inspiring English sources

But he had left behind at least 42 children, some of whom embarked on a bloody battle for power.

'They want to get back to basics.' While this is not the first time that young people have wanted to get back to the land, this current generation has advantages over their forbears from the Sixties and Seventies many of whom embarked on a new kind of life only to find it impossible to survive.

In August 1883, Janey would be introduced to the poet Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, with whom she embarked on a second affair, which Morris might have been aware of.

The House of Representatives is flooded with freshmen, some of whom will embark upon a career of service that will allow them to remain in office for the next 20 years without ever impinging on our consciousness a single time.

But after Will (depending on your perspective) either succumbs to the flirtations or preys upon the insecurities of Marie, with whom he embarks on a doomed sexual affair, he undermines his own mythology.

Inevitably, more than her share of disappointment comes her way and, reeling from one particular embarrassment, she takes up an offer of a place on a creative writing programme at NYU. There, in more liberal climes, she encounters (blind) firebrand activist Khanum (Sayani Gupta), with whom she embarks on a tremulous same-sex affair.

The student body -- many of whom are already embarked on a career and see the degree as a supplement -- includes police officers, accountants, doctors, bankers and business executives.

A fellow art student with whom I had embarked on an unpromising affair, had said to me after the second time we ended up in bed together: "Sorry, it's always quick the first time".

Her first traveling companions were Mac Walton, a trombonist and musicologist she had met two years earlier while he was studying at Williams College, and Richard Steadman-Jones, a linguist and historian at the University of Sheffield in England with whom she has embarked on a project about displacement and language among the Ojibwa tribe in Minnesota and early European settlers.

Pound introduced Hemingway to the Irish writer James Joyce, with whom Hemingway frequently embarked on "alcoholic sprees".

Then a beautiful young student named Walter (Benot Magimel) arrives on the scene, with whom Erika embarks on a very strange amour fou.