Sentence examples for engaged calling from inspiring English sources

Trump himself also became far more engaged, calling Hyde-Smith last week to express concern about her flailing ­campaign.

Here's how Katharine proposes we approach election day: Eyes wide open, scepticism dialled up, cynicism dialled down, heart engaged, mind engaged, calling out crap wherever we see it.

The Democratic hopefuls in the 2008 campaign are fully engaged, calling for large — if still unquantified — national sacrifices and for a transformation in the way the country produces and uses energy.

They weren't waiting to be told what to do; they were actively engaged, calling friends to come to events, to learn what was at stake, contribute ideas, and help out in some way.

The new buzzword was "cadence," as in the speed and rhythm of the "crouch, touch, pause, engage" call made by the referee.

The degradation process for an engaged call ends when the number of channels allocated to it decreases up to the minimum required (b min).

The startup may need to give VIPs a little tutorial with best practices for engaging calls, as a few I listened to were kinda awkward.

ON the Valentine's Day when Shirley got engaged, Lois called Myrna, Myrna called Sharon and Sharon called me.

At the time the universal postpartum program was introduced, the HBHC program was already in place, with public health nurses engaged in calling and providing home visits for mothers and infants identified through in-hospital screening [ 17].

Groups of birds known as green wood hoopoes engage in calling contests (see p. 828), and some species of ants settle their differences with mock tournaments.

The twin-guitar leads he and Rick Taylor occasionally engaged in called to mind the Allman Brothers Band and Thin Lizzy.