Sentence examples for a long engaging from inspiring English sources

Emboldened by a long, engaging conversation he had with Ms. Schaefer at the office holiday party days earlier, he mentioned that he had two tickets to a comedy club.

An essential element of Greece's recovery plan has been to collect more taxes from a population that has long engaged in tax avoidance.

Cuba's Catholic Church has long engaged in a careful balancing act.

Major League Baseball and its players union have long engaged in a complicated dance about what substances should be prohibited and how testing should take place.

We have long engaged in a steady march toward more advanced technology that inevitably comes with the promise of making our lives easier and better.

They had long engaged in a bitter rivalry with the other great military order of Europe, the Hospitallers, and, by the late 13th century, proposals were being made to merge the two contentious orders into one.

Like the Gandhian non-violence and the US civil rights campaigns the organisation first modelled itself on, Greenpeace and its representatives have long engaged in a delicate dance with opponents who, if they chose to, could crush them like bugs.

Hence, those who support the status quo and oppose efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions have long engaged in a disinformation campaign to misinform the public about the expert consensus.

American democracy has long engaged in an epic struggle to create equality among its citizens; one arena in which it has succeeded is our capacity to feel equally aggrieved.

The Pentagon has long engaged in spying.

AMERICANS have long engaged in mad rushes.