Sentence examples for almost engaged from inspiring English sources

We're almost engaged".

Without trying to be "glamorous," this likable girl overcomes all sorts of incredible situations and convinces the spectators that she is worthy of the celluloid heart of Rolf Moebius, one of the outstanding young German actors".Spiel in Sommerwind" (Play in the Summer Breezes) is the old story of a young man resentful of being almost engaged by his parents to a girl he hasn't seen.

As its title suggests, "Modern Times" is in many ways almost daringly engaged with contemporary reality.

Others objects indicate that for better or for worse, art and design are almost always engaged in some kind of dialogue.

Jennifer Lawrence's Ree Dolly lives in present-day up-country Missouri, in poverty and daily danger from her clanlike, silent relatives who are almost all engaged in the methamphetamine trade.

Almost all engaged at least monthly in religious or spiritual activities such as prayer or attending religious services, and were selected for participation in the trial on this basis.

No other newspaper dominates a city the way the Post dominates Washington, and to almost anyone engaged in political life there the words "There's going to be a story in the Post" can be terrifying.

"Since then, we've done a lot of work around public-place readership, and we find that public-place readers who pay nothing are almost as engaged as those who pay".

When Alfred Hitchcock, in 1936, based a film on Maugham's Ashenden, he gave it the Conradian title Secret Agent, even though he was almost simultaneously engaged in the project to turn The Secret Agent into the film that became Sabotage.

But if you still want more, do consider that Hillary Clinton – something of a featured player in the tale – will be almost certainly engaged in a presidential run at the moment of any film's likely release.

From 1939 to 1945 Turing was almost totally engaged in the mastery of the German enciphering machine, Enigma, and other cryptological investigations at now-famous Bletchley Park, the British government's wartime communications headquarters.