Sentence examples for bit engaged in from inspiring English sources

Theirs are the unseen faces of Obama's drone war, a generation of Americans who are every bit engaged in combat even if they are not ducking incoming rounds and their fatigues are not soaked in the sweat and dust and blood of Afghanistan.

I stuck around for a bit, heavily engaged in a rum-fuelled debate with some locals on the subject of whether metal could become a universal language akin to Esperanto, given that languages all tend to sound the same when they are growled against a rhythm of drop-tuned guitars.

I stuck around for a bit, heavily engaged in a rum-fueled debate with some locals on the subject of whether metal could become a universal language akin to Esperanto, given that languages all tend to sound the same when they are growled against a rhythm of drop-tuned guitars.

Now, one has to wonder whether those chomping at the bit to engage in active defense against attackers, are getting some government encouragement.

Both candidates, though, really were chomping at the bit to engage in an actual debate with each other.

But he was also a bit of an iconoclast who engaged in acting stints and once had a bit part as a mob bodyguard in the film "Analyze This".

By starting his swing in Iowa, Mr. Edwards engaged in a bit of political symbolism.

The teams' coaches engaged in a bit of a chess match during the first half.

Sometimes it would be refreshing if they engaged in a bit of banter, wouldn't it?

At lunchtime on Wednesday, his new press secretary, Barbara Morgan, engaged in a bit of political bridge building.

That news evidently had not reached a handful of customers, who engaged in a bit of fashion role playing.