Sentence examples for draw engagement from inspiring English sources

The most common objectives of using Twitter are to draw engagement to third-party content or grow a community.

So far, the site has been drawing strong engagement numbers, with each registered user spending 18 minutes on an average visit.

Contact was irregular as the VC attempted to avoid a drawn-out engagement and the battalion only had three Marines wounded.

But finding a suitable middleman is no easy task, with the Obama administration immersed in bigger global crises and doggedly pursuing a policy of "strategic patience" with the North, which essentially means not getting drawn into engagements that might be seen as bowing to North Korean pressure.

If they do, Ticker-integrated Messenger clients could become a revenue stream as well as an engagement draw.

The analysis of teacher talk in this paper will draw on the Engagement system to identify, firstly the intentions of the teacher as she engages the students in discourse and secondly, her stance in relation to the visual and verbal resources in picture books.

"What you learn from Twitter is that one broadcasting to many won't draw the same engagement" as the more intertwined conversations found on Facebook, Smith said.

This song has drawn mass fan engagement – and the small matter of 15m downloads.

A party held to celebrate their engagement drew curious and angry onlookers and when news of the event reached the police the couple were arrested on 27 December.

Until the better players begin to work their way through the draw for tougher engagements, it will not seem properly like a top-level affair.

Those rules of engagement drew new scrutiny last week when Michael Lewis, the author of a forthcoming profile of President Obama in Vanity Fair, acknowledged that he had to get approval for the quotations he used from eight months of extensive access.