Sentence examples for day of engagements from inspiring English sources

(Camilla will be absent, as she has a full day of engagements in Scotland).

The Royal couple began their second day of engagements at Crumlin Road Gaol in north Belfast.

After two days of diplomatic pleasantries and ribbon cutting, his third and final day of engagements in China included delivering a basket of carrots to a 13-year-old Asian elephant called Ran Ran.

"You could argue that the Army is well structured for the most stressing threat to our vital interests, potentially presented by two nearly simultaneous major theater wars," said Col. Blair Ross, an Army officer who serves in the Department of Defense's strategy office, "but that it is not as well structured for some of the day-to-day requirements of engagement".

A third space, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, will seat 140 in a nightclub setting and present nightly shows, including Tuesday-to-Sunday engagements of a single band, the practice common to New York's jazz clubs.

The day of the engagement party did not start well.

Unbeknownst to Eliza at the time, she was actually documenting the day of the engagement.

Last month, the Oklahoma chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations held a day of civic engagement with state legislators at the capitol on behalf of the state's estimated 40,000 Muslims.

The new club will present a mixture of world music and jazz, he said, and will drop the normal jazz-club practice of Tuesday-through-Sunday engagements for musicians.

On the long day of irregular battle following the engagement at Concord in 1775, 3,763 American participants could hit only 273 human targets, killing 65 men.

Today, four of the six novelists shortlisted for this year's prize gathered for a day of Booker-related engagements before tomorrow night's black-tie do at London's Guildhall.