Sentence examples for engage said from inspiring English sources
Underground, without cellphone service, people are moved to engage, said Lele Saveri, the Newsstand's manager.
"We're now looking at a military force that's, quite frankly, becoming afraid to even engage," said Alice Friend, the Pentagon's principal director for African affairs.
The United States, however, said it was "not in a position to engage," said the diplomat, who spoke about the closed-door discussions on the condition of anonymity.
"We've got a Syrian government that wants to engage," said Martin S. Indyk, a former ambassador to Israel and a peace negotiator in the Clinton administration.
"They are clearly sending signals that they are ready to engage," said Wendy Sherman, who guided Korea strategy for Mr. Clinton from the State Department.
"He is a professional campaigner who understands the need to engage," said Steve Hardwick, who crossed swords with Stewart for years when he was BAA's communications director.
"Evolutionary biologists are interested, they just don't know how to engage," says Andrew Hendry of McGill University.
"We have three keywords: to inform, to inspire, and to engage," says Anna Scudellari, the Brand Heritage and Archive Specialist for Martini & Rossi.
"The political class are allowed to do what they do because the rest of us don't engage," says Montague.
"This is a situation where both sides asked for this meeting looking for a way to re-engage," said the official, Assistant Secretary of State Thomas A. Shannon Jr.
"Yeah, she was engaged," said one mother, glancing down at the image of her daughter.
