Sentence examples for engaged in calls from inspiring English sources

Safety experts -- and common sense -- say to keep calls short, not to drive while engaged in calls (or live conversations) that might be upsetting, and to pull over when using cell phones.

Maal's vocal stamina is also exemplary, whether engaged in call and response routines or testifying over the busy and densely electric rhythm section.

Hypnotically rhythmic, juju was a dense blend of electric guitars and percussion instruments over which the lead vocalist engaged in call-and-response exchanges with the backing singers on subjects ranging from advice to newlyweds to praise songs for local businessmen.

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.

To prove his theory, Goldberger, his assistants and even his wife engaged in experiments called filth parties.

I asked about the pillow-beaters, and he said they were engaged in something called the Pacific Process.

Often, as a presidential race heads into the general election battle, the campaigns find themselves engaged in a call and response over the issue of the moment.

It can be supported by nurturing certain virtues and getting engaged in so called "intentional activities" which are aimed at enhancing sustainability.

Now, CDT x d (j) is defined as the time that a mobile station (MS) spends in the jth (for j = 0, 1,…) handed off cell irrespective of whether it is engaged in a call or not.

Engaged in name-calling like a 12-year-old.