Analysts looking into crashes will examine not just what the pilot and co-pilot say but also any telltale clicks as instruments are engaged, as well as possible sounds of an explosion.
You were engaged, as a writer should be, in transforming yourself.
Comstock's 14-year-old brother, George, had been engaged as a green hand: most members of the crew, in fact, were callow teenagers.
By Alice Marriott The New Yorker, January 5 , 1957P. 54 During the drought summer of 1936 the writer was engaged as a graduate student, in independent ethnographic research.
Alan Hineline has been engaged as a resident choreographer to produce classical works for the age group, and the dancers regularly perform full-length classical ballets.
The New Yorker, January 5 , 1957P. 54 During the drought summer of 1936 the writer was engaged as a graduate student, in independent ethnographic research.
He had apparently by then been engaged as a chamber musician to Prince Karl Theodor (Elector Palatine after 1743), after the coronation of the emperor Charles VII in Prague.
They are still in a state of confusion about who is best equipped to open the batting, a problem no doubt being addressed by the former captain Graeme Smith, who has been engaged as a batting consultant.
By now, for part of the year, Heaney was engaged as a visiting lecturer at Harvard, and revelling in the acquaintance of new colleagues such as Helen Vendler (to whom his book The Spirit Level is dedicated) and Elizabeth Bishop.
The New Yorker, May 19 , 1973P. 34 Ivanov, no longer terribly young and with a bad heart, is engaged as a tutor to David, the young son of an emigre mother and German father living in Berlin in 1930.
