Sentence examples for double engaging from inspiring English sources

Yoshimi's symbolic battles are staged with nimble panache, with Ms. Glenn (or occasionally a dance double) engaging in martial-arts moves as Yoshimi attempts to stave off the multiplying hordes of villainous pink robots, glow-in-the-dark figures that reminded me of the 1982 Disney sci-fi movie "Tron".

The Zimbabwe captain, Gavin Sinney, is pairing Wayne Black with Kevin Ullyett for Saturday's doubles, and engaging in some playful warfare with McEnroe.

The movement vocabulary, drawing from sidewalk games like double Dutch, engages Brown's rhythmic gifts and intensity.

Waging a kulturkampf to remove people of questionable loyalty from theatres, museums and opera houses, Fidesz reaps a double reward of engaging the opposition in yet another battle on the periphery, while ensuring that yet more budgets come under the centralised jurisdiction of the "closed circle".

Check that the double lock is not already engaged––this should only be operated after cuffing.

This week's hearings at the International Court of Justice on Israel's "security fence" raise again one of the most sensitive questions for America: are we engaging in double standards in the Middle East?

If double implants can engage these cortical plates, greater support can be obtained with diagonal double implants than with a single stand implant.

The new design featured a Beaux Arts-style brick and stone façade, three wide bays with a central entrance, and a double set of engaged pilasters, supporting a pediment.

"The potential is huge," said Lee. "We started with one dining hall and ended with three, we engaged double the number of people, and we were able to get the word out there.

The only way of stopping it is for the international community to place the blame squarely on Hamas for engaging in the double war crime of targeting Israeli civilians from behind its own civilians.

In 2017, the Minister for Immigration and Border Protection Peter Dutton boasted that there have been '1000 days since the last people smuggling boat reached Australia and more than 3 years since the last known death at sea at the hands of people smugglers' (Dutton, 2017), engaging in the double act of security policy the enactment of securitisation alongside human rights protection rhetoric.