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Local guides with varying command of English may be available at the site in high tourist season, but might be best engaged in advance through a travel agent.

The boy's brains, he reasoned, could be best engaged by machinery, if not by the giant knitting machines, as long and heavy as freight cars, whose ill-rewarded servant he himself had been, then by some other kind of construction (bridges, dams, dynamos) whose indispensable utility was more obvious to the world than that of strict, honest accountancy.

And so we get an experience that, at it's best, engages on a visual, sensory level.

They should learn about the different companies that work with freelancers and which one(s) might be best to engage with.

Joshua Tree is a visceral social experience that words cannot easily describe and is best vicariously engaged with through the eyes.

However, it might be best simply to not engage with that type of situation.

Either way, it's best to engage customers with a story or offer relevant information, Mr. Nichols said.

"These are sensitive matters and it's best to engage in a really constructive conversation with the government first and then move forward from there".

We should also be in the medals in the social inclusion steeplechase, gymnastics (where flexibility is so important) and the fencing, where the winners would confusingly be the least aggressive competitors – those who are best at engaging with critics.

Their evidence shows that when the issue is raised as a concern (and a quarter of UK media stories about poverty overseas focus on it), it is best to engage in discussion and share examples of how organisations are tackling the problem.

As an environment charity we are driven by the need to achieve significant and rapid cuts in carbon dioxide and this can be best achieved by seeking to engage with high-use consumers.