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embark

[em-bahrk] / ɛmˈbɑrk /


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When Rebekah Lee was in her twenties, she decided to embark on an ambitious climb up Mount Stuart in Washington State and "made a series of bad decisions".

From BBC

Howe admitted this month that he was not doing his job "well enough" as he embarked on a period of soul-searching.

From BBC

If regulators approve the deal, David Ellison is widely expected to embark on a painful round of cost-cutting to pare down the load.

From Barron's

“With strategic clarity, disciplined execution, and a solid capital position, we embark on a new phase of value creation,” Chief Executive Luigi Lovaglio said.

From The Wall Street Journal

On 21 September 2002, Clinton boarded Epstein's private jet, and embarked on a whirlwind tour of African countries with several celebrities, according to flight logs.

From BBC