embark on, upon, at, for or in?

It has embarked on three things.

The PM said Kenya has embarked on a.

Simply put, we should embark on ecotourism.

This takes us back to the importance of knowing yourself before embarking on a career.

The gist is that you must embark on those three actions every day; come rain, come shine.

When I first embarked on my freelance career, I felt unsure of myself and very isolated.

Born in Ireland into the slums of Dublin on 23 December 1944, she was to embark on a childhood of pain and betrayal.

So you need the experts to tell you what ought to be fixed before you embark on a search engine submission exercise.

In the next few weeks, CNBLUE will embark on their next venture, a six city Arena Tour beginning October 2 in Japan.

We are embarking on school re-development programme and all these are beyond the capacity of the state government.

It was not a quest he embarked upon with a great deal of optimism.

That's why we embarked upon the slow power Intel architecture effort.

They embarked upon one of the most unjust, immoral, and cowardly wars in history.

The Ents gather and embark upon ' the Last March of the Ents ', straight into Isengard itself.

However, instead of reaching a settlement the sons of Jacob embark upon a course of vengeance (vv.

He wants to embark upon a project to help children who depend on a certain garbage dump for survival,.

So as you embark upon your fast if you are observing Yom Kippur, I wish you an easy fast, and a final hour of ease.

So now Singapore has embarked upon a series of initiatives to encourage their population to become more entrepreneurial.

As he embarks upon his new mandate, Obama is in a position to rewrite the heritage of his relations with his father's continent.

She embarked upon an affair, but in 1791 she faced the worst crisis of her life when she discovered that she was carrying his child.

Ground forces of the brigade embarked at San Diego in the three attack transports of Captain Sharp? s Task Group 53.

This is the station we embarked at when MRSM KB decided to transport her students using the train (instead o f the bus) at one time.

Hodge's XXIV Corps was embarked at Okinawa, and on 8 September 1945 a group of Seventh Fleet transports steamed up the Inchon approaches and prepared to land the troops.

The beauty was that if one were to embark at Taiping enroute South, one would pass a couple of tunnels at Bukit Berapit, and no one would not want to miss the unlighted tunnel experience.

In 1707, a small band of Lutherans, from the Palatinate, embarked for America.

Seldom, indeed, do men embark for war in ships manned and navigated by enemy aliens.

Goering was embarking for Rominten Heath on his special train when Galland came along to bid him good-by.

After learning that you must embark for the the summit at 2am, we immediately, instantly scratched Adam's Peak from our list.

Then as D-Day approached, the men began to embark for the cross-channel assault from Southsea beach, the naval dockyard, Gosport, Stokes Bay and numerous other points along the south coast.

At Inchon the Marines embarked in assault shipping, APA and AKA types, LSTs and LSDs, filled out with six time-charter vessels.

After staying there for five months, (Fa-hien) again embarked in another large merchantman, which also had on board more than 200 men.

Two cruisers and a destroyer division are a small force with which to prevent a large-scale invasion, especially one embarked in a fleet of almost unsinkable junks.

This produced the desired effect, and these unfortunates were enabled to embark with what they had saved from the disaster, which proves that the whole movement could have been easily controlled.