Sentence examples for would be embarking from inspiring English sources

I can't pinpoint specifically where we were when I knew that we would be embarking on an affair.

He was dressed in a work shirt, a raincoat, and vaguely military-looking boots that made it seem as if we would be embarking on a long trek.

He had been in search of a set of very large paintbrushes, because he would be embarking on work on a large canvas.

A few days after our shoot, she would be embarking on a two-month sailing expedition from Guatemala to Belize, island hopping along the coast, then traveling through Central America to Costa Rica.

Mr Miliband said he would be embarking on a whirlwind tour of 10 key locations across five regions of England, in a last-minute push for votes ahead of the local and European elections.

Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, and several of his advisers tried to pre-empt Mr. Obama's remarks, saying he was blind to the realities in Iraq and would be embarking on a path to defeat.

I never imagined that when I went natural in 2013 that I'd be embarking on a spiritual journey that prompted self-awareness and growth.

"If the government had acted earlier to address its repeatedly optimistic forecasts for public finances, we would not now be embarking on a recession with public sector borrowing and debt as high as they are".

Would the Mars-To-Stayers be embarking on a suicide mission?

With this in mind, it's fair to say that if you were Chase & Status and you had a third album on its way – along with your own label and roster of artists requiring attention – you wouldn't, for instance, also be embarking on anything as ambitious as starting up a school.

"They would feel he was embarking on a life of stress, isolation and low social prestige".Almost all the church's recent woes can be ascribed, in Father Hoban's view, to the top-down decision-making which has marked the past two papacies.