Sentence examples for engage that from inspiring English sources

"Can we engage that kind of stuff without offense?" Mr. Adelson said.

Syria's increasingly disruptive role is also raising questions about the Obama administration's 18-month effort to engage that country.

On Wednesday, a senior Obama administration official said, "If we don't engage, that could result in miscalculations by the North Koreans".

But you do not engage that long in such an activity, he said, so the difference might amount to only about 10 calories a day.

We got humour, an overriding sense of decency and a willingness to engage that will have surprised a great many who were present.

To engage or not to engage, that is the question – and we heard passionate arguments from both sides (and even more from you readers in the comments).

It's the fact that Ocado feels obliged to engage that will worry shareholders: it suggests less than full confidence in customers' willingness to pay up for an undeniably superior service.

"We make it easy to qualify and decide when to engage that prospect," Trang said.

"I don't think people emotionally engage that way.

If the child sits there and refuses to engage, that doesn't mean her ears aren't working.

Eisenman wants to re-engage that imagery at a time when the boundaries between the West and the Other have broken down.