Synonym: commence, start, start up. Similar words: embark, embarkation, embargo, embarrass, embarrassed, embarrassment, mark out, mark off. Meaning: v. get off the ground.
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31, Embark on a journey through time, reliving the dangers and excitement that faced smugglers in times past.
32, Andrew and Wendy plan to work with drug addicts in Hong Kong and they will soon embark on a two-month trial period.
33, Christopher was to embark on a painful programme of physiotherapy.
34, There are certainly some individuals who can embark on this exploration without the aid of a psychotherapist.
35, There is a simple test, and I run back to the cabin to embark on this project instantly.
36, The aid organisations realise that the task is too great to embark on any other course.
37, They demanded that the Corporation immediately extend the city boundary and embark on a crash housing programme.
38, The next time you embark on a group writing project, follow these time-and energy-saving steps: 1.
39, No one should embark on it without the most careful consideration.
40, High-performing enterprises seldom embark on a course of action without first evaluating all of the potential costs and benefits it might yield.
41, Some draftees embark on starvation diets so that they weigh below the acceptable level at the medical.
42, Skunks roll out of their dens in February or March and embark on a long prowl.
43, For optimum results: Only embark on any new exercise programme when you are not premenstrual.
44, She has a great job that takes her all over the world and lets her embark on all kinds of adventures.
45, Before you embark on writing a macro always check to so if there is one already.
46, We are about to embark on a great journey.
47, "Now the stage is set to embark on what I term the third stage of our rapprochement[http://sentencedict.com]," Steinberg said.
48, Redundancy is the spur for many to embark on new careers.
49, It's important to be familiar with the subtleties of Bash before you embark on an LFS build.
50, But if you can buck the trend, you'll find that September is when those with the savvy and the means pack their bags and embark on adventure.
51, For embark on them , the fortysomething sexual relationship is often a way of reclaiming their youth.
52, Why would China's rulers embark on a such a disastrous course?
53, All political institutions have to embark on this challenge of risk management.
54, Take yourself out of this cold, harsh world and embark on a transcendental tangram adventure.
55, The fears have prompted several countries to embark on massive armament plans.
56, Another strategy is to embark on one's own employment search.
57, Get ready to embark on another pirate adventure with Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
58, To diversify one's business is to embark on different kinds of commercial business.
59, Before she would embark on a holy war , however, she had to purify her own Church.
60, Let us embark on the first ship tomorrow, before dawn can tell of our elopement!
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