Sentence examples for daytime engagement from inspiring English sources
It was because the common concept of people in Hong Kong considered that having interpersonal relationships and meaningful daytime engagement was equivalent to having social support and occupation in the community.
Other professional engagements include a new daytime cooking and lifestyle TV programme.
There is a place in daytime TV for a little bit of intelligent engagement, a little bit of politics, sprinkled amid the celebrity worship.
Read more about Brown University: "Medusa's Progeny: Myth in the Time of Enlightenment" Our Gonson Daytime Lecture Series begins next week, covering a wide range of topics, from history to civic engagement.
OWN, a joint venture between Ms. Winfrey and Discovery Communications, described it as a 10-week "limited engagement" for the soaps, but if the episodes perk up the channel's daytime ratings, they will most likely become a permanent addition to the schedule.
John Martin, who created the role of super-sleuth lawyer Jonathan Russell on ABC's daytime "One Life to Live" in 1985, has returned to the role for a limited engagement.
Daytime interception entailed the radar guidance of groups of fighters against masses of bombers for visual engagement.
Couric's daytime show was back on Monday for its second season, and the host shared the exciting news of her engagement with viewers.
