Two days after Americans go to the polls, China will embark with great fanfare on its own leadership transition, anointing a new generation of men — and they almost certainly will all be men — to run the country for the next ten years.
By Evan Osnos October 25, 2012 Two days after Americans go to the polls, China will embark with great fanfare on its own leadership transition, anointing a new generation of men — and they almost certainly will all be men — to run the country for the next ten years.
In 2016, Kode9 will embark on tour with a live A/V set involving a luxury hotel known as the "Nøtel," which bears a corporate logo also seen on the album's cover.
Starting Friday, they will embark on a trip with stops in Milwaukee, San Francisco and Pittsburgh.
Mr. Carney will embark on his new post with considerable cross-party good will.
This fall he will embark on a stadium tour with Elton John, and they will sell out Madison Square Garden on the strength of songs that are two decades old; next month, Twyla Tharp will take a play to Broadway titled "Movin' Out," which will wordlessly interpret 24 of Joel's songs through the idiom of modern dance.
The police have designated Tuesday's match as a high-security occasion, meaning significant increases in their searching procedures outside the ground, and the FA will embark on a consultation process with the government, Uefa and other authorities about the potential risks when next summer's European Championship finals are staged in France.
Following suit is Francis Ford Coppola, the esteemed director of The Godfather, Apocalypse Now and The Conversation, whose upcoming gothic fantasy tale Twixt will not only be presented in 3D, but will embark on a national tour with live-remixing by Coppola himself and an improvised soundtrack by indie electro darling Dan Deacon, who is composing the soundtrack.
Before its Broadway opening the show will embark on a North American tour with a production separate from the one that will play on Broadway.
Many worry about the adventure Greece will embark on if the leftists emerge with the largest share of the vote in an election that, like last month's poll, will almost certainly not produce an outright winner.
As the experimental "immersive" dance-drama troupe Punchdrunk prepares to return to Britain this summer, where the company will embark on a high-profile collaboration with the National Theatre, luminaries of New York's alternative scene are lavish in their tributes.
