Sentence examples for end to engage from inspiring English sources

Because it seemed so, I don't know... JV? JV that you couldn't get off your collective rear end to ENGAGE with the crisis' facing America.

Miller, on script until the end, refused to engage in such friendly banter.

Liking his new celebrity, and the money it brought, Weston decided to keep a good thing going and, when the war ended, began to engage in competitive, six-day (never on Sunday) walking marathons in Chicago, New York, and, eventually, London.

"What I've learned from dipping my toe into the world of digital literacy this year is that it may not be a panacea, but in my never-ending quest to engage the disengaged it has been amazing… It doesn't mean you have to ditch the classics - but Machinarium may just be the answer to some of your prayers".

The Bagger is back in business and he has resolved, apropos of the new year, to end his tendency to engage in endlessly digressive threads that have nothing to do with the Academy Awards.

NFC is still one of those technologies which is either poised to hit it big, or end up failing to engage the mainstream – at least here in the U.S. (NFC has traction in other parts of the world, it should be noted).

I make a mental note: "Cool kids love parks!" I end up managing to engage a group of real teenage girls in conversation.

And since the views have been confused and the values inconsistently applied, the story of the 1990s is at times admirable, at times shameful and usually muddled.The United States has often shown itself prepared, in the end, to become engaged, to send troops to hold the ring in distant countries, to do the diplomacy that bickering allies will not do and to bomb what their air forces cannot bomb.

And also an end to vital, engaged and successful unionization.

Because thermostatically controlled loads (TCLs) can store energy in the form of temperature gradients, they represent a promising end-use category to engage in power system services [4].

To that end, we last week offered to engage with them and look forward to doing so," Co-op said.