Sentence examples for engaged has been from inspiring English sources

"I think the manner in which she has engaged has been frustrating to people," said one of Mr. Giuliani's senior campaign officials.

Emma - who has been with Jade for 13 years - said: "I know this is going to sound cheesy but getting engaged has been like falling in love all over again.

But recently, one of Mr. Giuliani's campaign advisers said that "the manner in which she has engaged has been frustrating to people," and added that "people were expecting strong, decisive, independent -- and they're not getting it".

From the Sydney Morning Herald: A Sydney-based pre-school teacher who had just got engaged has been identified as another Australian victim on-board downed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. Gabriele Lauschet has taught at the German International School at Terrey Hills since 2000 and has been remembered as a much loved, caring teacher.

This initiative, in which Patient Groups, many individuals from all over Europe and many members of the European Parliament have been engaged, has been officially supported by the ESR, which was the first medical professional organisation to join it.

Lavonda King's cousin Brittne Rowe, said Ms King, who recently became engaged, had been on her way to pick up her two young sons after work.

But the evidence of Harrison's reluctance to engage has been with us for 10 years.

Although research exists relative to psychiatric nurses' perceptions of their work conditions, the relationship between nurses' perceptions of their workloads and the activities in which they engage has been unexplored.

Once the signal to engage had been hoisted in the Vanguard, Nelson's ships attacked the French.

At least the local organizations we're trying to engage have been very positive in saying that we should give dialogue a chance.

The economic activities with which they are able to engage have been restricted, with Fulani women being discouraged from their traditional practice of selling their dairy products in public and attending local markets (Higazi 2013, Ostien 2012).