Sentence examples for I sometimes engage from inspiring English sources

David Lavallee Sporting rituals I wish I knew why I sometimes engage in superstitious behaviours while playing golf.

I am sometimes engaged by feminist or post-colonial interpretations of literature, but what I object to is the prevailing tendency to substitute this mindset for one which engages carefully with literary language itself.

Police "extermination groups" kill for hire and sometimes engage in theft and kidnapping.

But businesses also sometimes engage in lateral moves that make little sense to Western managers.

The customers and the staff sometimes engage in as much conversation as commerce.

Women sometimes engage in this practice because there's a belief that men prefer it.

Her chimps, which live in Tanzania, are often aggressive, sometimes engage in cannibalism, and even steal and kill others' infants.

For favored clients, Scheidemann will sometimes engage in scientific research even before an art work is made.

Poachers wantonly exploit wildlife and sometimes engage in other illegal activity, yet the penalties for poaching often fail to reflect the gravity of these crimes.

With revisals, creative teams sometimes engage with contemporary issues; before the American Repertory Theater opening the "Porgy" team talked about making Bess less of a victim of men.

During their spring evaluation visits, when they are allowed to talk to coaches, administrators and seemingly everyone but the recruit, coaches sometimes engage in the "third-party nonconversation".