Sentence examples for engage a new from inspiring English sources

The rabbi of the new synagogue, Eliyahu Riss, is hoping its Sunday school will engage a new generation.

They are trying to find ways to engage a new generation of learners and adapt to the way they connect with ideas and grasp new material.

If the work is good enough to engage a new audience, the bricks and mortar hardly matter; what's necessary is feasible ticket prices and a competent press campaign.

The bad: England had the opportunity to engage a new generation of fans and create a legacy by performing well in their home World Cup.

Mr. Mynampati said Satyam would engage a new investment bank to explore the possibility of a sale or merger of all or part of the company.

"Won't Back Down," a film set to be released in September, uses fiction to directly engage a new education policy called parent-trigger laws, which allows parents to fire bad teachers and overrule administrators in poorly performing schools.

Still, I engaged a new driver and we drove off again to Giza, through the suicidal touts.

The New Yorker, May 2 , 1942P. 9 Miss Bidu Sayao, the Brazilian opera singer, engaged a new maid.

In these countries, the number of cases may fall one year and rise the next as local leaders become less engaged, a new rumour surfaces or workers fail to be vigilant about surveillance.

By K. Fray and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, March 2 , 1946P. 15 An advertising man engaged a new cleaning woman and cautioned her not to discard any papers or magazines that were not in the wastebasket.

Helena Bonham Carter is Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, his robustly supportive wife who, with her intuitive sense of when and how to dispense with her own reverence for protocol, engages a new Australian speech therapist to help her despairing husband.