Sentence examples for engage in between from inspiring English sources

Participants are requested to maintain daily records of any leisure time physical activity/exercise they engage in between 20 weeks of gestation up to delivery on exercise diaries provided by the study.

Studies show that a single man or woman hoping to find a long-term partner should engage in somewhere between 15 and 25 new dates per year if he or she hopes to meet meet just one or two potential long-term partners, but typically singles give up long before they find that compatible someone.

Siqueland et al. (2005) also suggested that anxious adolescents may be encouraged to engage in more between-session exposure tasks relative to anxious children (Siqueland et al. 2005).

He has denied speculation over an interim deal, saying: "Let me categorically dispel any notion that there is anything other than the track that is formally engaged in between Israel and the Palestinians.

The report proposes, however, that research that "(a) imposes no more than minimal risk of harm on its subjects, or (b) consists entirely in speech or writing, freely engaged in, between subject and researcher" should be "straightforwardly exempt" from IRB review.

I was merely sitting in my bath, contemplating... Cop: Sir, the rules of our public baths are posted in the facilities, and they clearly state that no catamitery is to be engaged in between the hours of... Archimedes: But I told you, I wasn't with my catamite Cop: IF you'll let me finish.

This could conflict with Bede's saintly portrayal of Oswald, since an aggressive war could hardly qualify as a just war, perhaps explaining why Bede is silent on the cause of the war he says only that Oswald died "fighting for his fatherland"—as well as his failure to mention other offensive warfare Oswald is presumed to have engaged in between Heavenfield and Maserfield.

We measure transnational political participation by the counts of homeland-related political activities that our respondents engage in, distinguishing between electoral and non-electoral engagement (Table 2).