Sentence examples for engage some of from inspiring English sources
Her decision was brief and tentative, though, and it did not seriously engage some of the main objections to the law.
For us at Volans, the project provided a wonderful, timely opportunity to engage some of the most interesting people we knew, and a fair few we didn't.
The energy and sense of purpose generated by the Andregg brothers enabled them to engage some of the world's leading scientific talents, including the electron microscopy expert, Professor Andrew Bleloch, 49, former head of the SuperStem laboratory in Daresbury, Cheshire.
It's a book that manages to engage some of the things (food and houses and sex) that we — for better or for worse — care a lot about in life, but often find silly in fiction.
It's a book that manages to engage some of the things (food and houses and sex) that we for better or for worse care a lot about in life, but often find silly in fiction.
But what's more important as the United States enjoys this best of economic times is to take the opportunity to engage some of the big problems we've put off for years because we didn't have the money to deal with them.
"What do you do with the human beings who are engaged, some of whom are married, have children?
The case has engaged some of Britain's most famous lawyers, and some of them have individually made more than $1 million.
(In a surprising touch, Roger actually declined to take full credit for Mike's idea, allowing that he had "engaged some of our creatives").
From his cell, Mr. Martin wound up engaging some of his jail mates in conversation and striking up a kind of friendship.
