embark * , also: imbark

In fact, she had embarked on a second career at age 51.

After the war she embarked on a major international career.

When we first embarked on this I knew nothing about you.

The group members embarked on a study of 10 families with young children.

They soon embarked upon a relationship that was to last until his death in 1909.

She embarked on a three year training course at the School.

Instead, he embarked on a military career at the age of 16.

He then embarked upon a career as president for life.

He embarked on a music career that is still going.

She later embarked on a second career as a voice teacher.

So instead of planning a future together, they embarked on one.

The next morning we embarked on our only history road trip.

The last men to embark had to wait for several hours.

He did not feel able to embark on that one.

And once again, he was about to embark on a new career.

They would like to embark on a course of reading.

He embarked on another tour of the country in 2013.

He also embarked on a good deal of foreign travel.

The following year they embarked on their first world tour.

She then embarked on a career as a commercial art director.

"The visit itself was possible because the Government had already embarked on that process."

This is several years after the city embarked on its small school movement.

And last year, he embarked on his first world tour in 15 years.

Cut the six hours to four; give him the culture just before we embark.

The 1968-69 season saw United embark on their best national cup run in over half a century.