Sentence examples for engage the bit from inspiring English sources

This act will engage the bit with the wood.

Push in against the edge engaging the bit while fully extended to the depth needed.

McFarlane bantered more with the band than the audience, and in a small room like the Carlyle I would have liked to see him engage the crowd a bit more, so we could have learned about his musical interests and perhaps heard a few anecdotes as well.

And you went ahead and worked with the Listening Exercises nine through eleven to engage the musical instruments a bit in those particular exercises, and we have performers here today that are going to, as you can see, demonstrate some of these instruments for us.

Impact: Having the classroom has encouraged colleagues in chemistry and biology to adopt active learning pedagogies in their teaching: "Other people have started teaching in the rooms and they also saw the efficacy of having students be able to interact with each other and be able to engage the students a little bit more actively in the classroom….

Haefeli prefers to "engage the crowd a little bit more," but said it always depends.

None of the papers mentioned below is specifically about motion estimation and the suggestion to engage a bit more with all this is not intended to detract from the novelty of the present work; rather it will likely help readers to find the work situated better against this well-known context.

That should give Coleman some time to engage a bit more with the platform he'll be helping lead.

With so much to be done on the social policy agenda and so many soap hours hungry for "real life" storylines, is it not just a bit precious to engage in a bit of teeth-gnashing about editorial integrity?

"It gives fans a way to not only engage in their local team but also to engage a bit broader.

The president did engage in a bit of politics on Tuesday.