Sentence examples for down engaging from inspiring English sources

Made from abandoned sets for the television show "Bonanza," the installation includes an artificial forest with a pair of motorized, fiberglass male figures hidden in the foliage, pants pulled down, engaging in lewd behavior.

People hang rudimentary signs on trees or around their necks and stroll up and down engaging in hushed conversations with potential buyers.

My friend was on the line about halfway down, engaging some new friends in a Prince singalong.

Some found physical actions helpful such as lying down, engaging in physical therapy, or focused attention on muscle-relaxing exercise, or, they avoided sexual intercourse altogether.

It means putting your phone down, engaging with your body language, having showered in the recent past, and just grounding yourself in the moment.

At a meeting with the president of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, Sarkozy started talking before staff could sit down, "engaged in no small talk and the meeting was over in minutes, to the bewilderment of his visitors".

Mostly, though, as Peter Ackroyd observed in his life-loving London: The Biography, "despite violent acts inspired by demagoguery and financial panic, the immigrant communities of the city have generally been permitted to settle down, engage with their neighbours in trade, adopt English as their native language, intermarry and bring up their children as Londoners".

You want someone to sit down, engage and really listen to what you have to say.

The challenge is to get beyond the stare down; engage in open and creative problem solving; and not let the game of chicken continue indefinitely.

They argue that, however well-intentioned, sharpening the definition would be a mistake, paving the way for government to weigh the sector down with bureaucracy, discouraging entrepreneurs from Messrs Gates and Buffett on down from engaging with society's problems, and killing the vitality that makes the best charity so valuable.

She can then adjust, slowing down or engaging students in guided discussions of their answers, as needed.