Sentence examples for engage in which from inspiring English sources

Trademarks only apply to businesses that companies actually engage in, which means that others can use the trademarked name in unrelated businesses.

Most inexplicable is the first-act debate that the evil Theodore Galloway (John Benjamin Hickey) and Optimus Prime engage in, which ends up becoming a justification for why the US should stay in Iraq forever.

It's just really one of my favorite times when we can actually get around to working up the energy to say, "I'm making a new record!" There's a certain level of narcissism you have to be ready to engage in, which is just like getting really involved with what you think.

We didn't see, and no one thought to ask, about the destructive mining it was also engaged in, which this project supposedly makes acceptable.

He also has an ironic detachment from the very politicking he engages in, which nicely suits the vice president's sharper contempt for the business and for political operatives as a class.

That doesn't even count the international work they are now heavily engaged in, which include thousands of practitioners now working in 10 countries with the U.S. Department of State.

Before males initiate guarding behavior or transfer spermatophores, stroking behavior is engaged in which the male probes the female body surface, presumably in search of chemical cues.

This indicates that not only the amount but also the period of physical activity engaged in, which was not examined in the current study, may be one of the key factors influencing the mental aspect of HRQOL.

There was an innate and powerful will to engage in him which extended even into disciplines which were not his own.

You don't have the ability to discern the levels of intimacy, vulnerability and trust to offer and engage in -- which sets you up for more sisterhood wounds, which none of us need or want!

"They engage in governance, which is entirely political, they engage in anti-corruption campaigns.