Sentence examples for begin to immerse from inspiring English sources

But they do provide valuable reference points for immigrants to begin to immerse themselves into American life.

They soon begin to immerse themselves in the pride life, however, playing among themselves or attempting to initiate play with the adults.

Clandestinely and gleefully, they break out a copy of "Romeo and Juliet," as if it were stashed-away porn, and begin to immerse themselves in the world of teen love, anguish and bravado.

As all of us begin to immerse ourselves in the 2012 presidential election campaigns -- be it the unpredictable Republican nominating process or the intense and expensive general-election contest to come -- maybe we can communicate in a manner that reflects how we carry ourselves in our lives outside of politics.

But the grief turned into intrigue and intrigue into excitement as I began to immerse myself.

It was there that Ms. Johnson began to immerse herself in her heritage; it "brought me home," she said.

Another speaker tells how her staunch resistance to religious faith melted away when she began to immerse herself in yoga practice.

Before I had even begun to immerse myself in the book, I was intrigued by the author's note that humbly told of the novel's beginning.

When he fell short of making the ski team — "I didn't make the cut," he explained — he began to immerse himself in politics.

Born a Christian, he began to immerse himself in his faith and decided he must return to Ireland as a missionary.

With its incredibly diverse student population, I began to immerse myself in the ways social, legal and political forces contribute to human rights and freedoms.