Sentence examples for coming engagements from inspiring English sources

Most of his exclusive paragraphs reported more pleasant things like coming engagements and some of them touched on matters of genuine public interest - as distinct from what was of interest to the public - such as the exclusive revelation in 1976 that the Labour leader Harold Wilson was thinking of resigning as prime minister (denied at the time but soon to be vindicated).

Lovers of theatrical dance ought to search the papers for Carter's coming engagements, scour and devour his reviews, and dutifully queue for performances of new works.

A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column yesterday about the Paul Taylor Dance Company's coming engagement at City Center misstated the dates.

New York City Ballet and the Paris Opera have announced that the ballet company will perform George Balanchine's "Tchaikovsky Suite No. 3" instead of the previously planned "Vienna Waltzes," also by Balanchine, as part of its coming engagement at the Opera Bastille in Paris.

With that user growth also comes engagement, which Goetz believes is the highest amount in the ecosystem.

Canterbury said "over 95%" of fatal shootings by law enforcement came during engagements with armed suspects.

Polls, surveys, and feedback tools are great, but that is only half the battle when it comes to engagement.

Other studies have reported an association between positive perceptions of a portfolio and better engagement [ 11], but it is intriguing that our comparison suggests that understanding of the purpose comes from engagement, not vice versa.

But reach alone is a flawed measure – the real benefits of digital come from engagement.

Now whether the days of command and control are genuinely over is highly doubtful, but when it comes to engagement, the government clearly has much to learn.

But other online experts say that although they are excited about the possibilities offered by Moocs, they recognise their limitations, particularly when it comes to engagement.