Sentence examples for disengage in from inspiring English sources
Set to a score by American composer David Morrow, the piece sees the pair engage and disengage in a complex and unceasing interplay of forms.
It was a strange amalgam and a perfect expression of the way Americans love to engage and disengage in culture at almost the same instant.
Paired, as they have been, since the publication in 1791 of Boswell's "Life of Johnson", it is difficult to disengage, in particular, Boswell from Johnson.
Conversation has started on Capitol Hill, in the Pentagon, and some days even in the White House about when and how American forces might begin to disengage in Iraq.
It wagers that by revolting western audiences, pressure will be brought to bear on their governments to disengage in the Middle East, and leave Isis to establish its cherished so-called caliphate.
The United States will find it steadily more difficult and complex to either engage or disengage in the Middle East, in pursuit of energy independence or political stability or the war on terrorism, because oil from the gulf will become steadily more indispensable to the American economy, barring a wholesale change in the way the nation uses energy.
They spoke of being disengaged in their previous schools and of having classmates who were disengaged; they complained of the slow pace and their impatience to move along more quickly, even if it meant being the first at an experimental school.
Who knows how long it will be before the U.S. disengages in any significant way from Iraq.
He laid the problems in Albany at the feet of Gov. George E. Pataki, whom he said was a lame duck who had disengaged in his third term.
Yet unless we disengaged in Vietnam, and even more important, at least in terms of financial resources-unless we can come to some kind of understanding on limiting nuclear weaponry, it will not matter much whether the Nixon Administration' domestic programs are good or bad, or whether the men selected to direct them are capable of doing so.
The two-phase mixture flows down the confining column and then rises through a concentric annulus, before disengaging in a separation vessel.
