Sentence examples for engage this time from inspiring English sources

Culturally, we engage this time of year more than any other.

Carlos Zarco, director of Oxfam Mexico, told me that a contributing factor is that some elements of Mexican civil society, tired of feuding with its government, decided to engage this time.

If Mr. Obama is serious about fulfilling his pledge — and we trust he is — he needs to become more engaged this time around and be willing to spend political capital.

Said Keya Chatterjee, deputy director of the Climate Change Program at W.W.F. in Washington: "Its great to have them re-engaged this time, but next time there will be a totally different expectation: They've got to come back with some concrete proposals -- with some goods -- next time to really get the negotiations going".

He also acknowledged what other Republican leaders had been telling me — that on the whole, religious conservatives, who once dominated South Carolina politics through the intervention of powerful figures and institutions like Pat Robertson and Bob Jones University, are just less engaged this time and are wielding less influence over the process.

Tell us: Are Aniston and Theroux really engaged this time around, or are they just having a little fun at the expense of the media?

As a parent living in the part of the country where winter brings cold temperatures, I find keeping my children occupied and engaged this time of year is truly challenging.

He's been very engaged this time -- on substance and factual questions I think he realizes that it's kind of his last hurrah, so he's putting in the prep work.

You may be in the habit of negative self talk, and you don't even realize that you engage this behavior several times a day.

We want to be engaged for a while, because we only ever plan to be engaged this one time.

Last summer, the two engaged again, this time with much higher stakes that would transform the Knicks and the Denver Nuggets.