Sentence examples for came to engaging from inspiring English sources
The closest any of the front-running candidates came to engaging with one another was when Clinton alluded to her leading rivals in Iowa -- Obama and former senator John Edwards (N.C). -- by suggesting that she is better equipped to bring the kind of significant change that many Democratic voters are looking for in a new president.
The closest Puglia came to engaging a hostile vessel came on 27 January 1915, when while patrolling off Durazzo, she encountered the Austro-Hungarian scout cruiser, but the Austro-Hungarian ship retreated without either vessel firing a shot.
They came to engage in the society rite of "coming out": nowadays a ceremonial pageant in which a young woman is presented to the public as an eligible bachelorette.
Whereas the anarchist tradition exploited the Classical cautiously, differentiating the cities of Rome from the Classical poleis of Greece and finding in those Greek traditions the possibility of radical associative democracy, town planners in the British tradition came to engage with the Classical in a very different way.
Bullets were ricocheting off her armoured body as "Bramble 5" entered Zuidstraat when the order came to engage the top of the church tower, which was believed to be used by German snipers as an advantage point.
We must get to the bottom of how our military and intelligence officers came to engage in the brutal forms of torture we now know took place.
The further empirical applications of the model showed that while it could explain factors that promote and inhibit collective action, how participants came to engage and support the practice and how they reflected on and evaluated it remained unexplained.
When it comes to engaging in esports, however, the gender divide is much less pronounced.
When it comes to engaging our sympathy for this particular monster, Birtwistle faces an uphill struggle.
