Sentence examples for engaged once more from inspiring English sources

They followed up the victory with another at Fisher's Hill on September 22, and were engaged once more at Cedar Creek on October 19.

Joseph saves Archie's life in a risky operation, and he and Faye return from South Africa engaged once more, much to Jac's chagrin.

Today, as the United States engages once more in the Middle East, it does so with the imprimatur of a United Nations resolution and an impressive coalition of allies – not just George Bush's "coalition of the willing" – but countries not usually associated with military intervention in the region, including France and the countries of the Arab League.

The Mexicans not being far behind came within range and Captain Wheelwright ordered his men to engage once more.

Clayton says that Bubbly's users become much more engaged once they get a smartphone and have access to Bubbly's iOS or Android apps.

Traugott says that it's possible that the enthusiasm gap will narrow when the race reaches the general election -- Democrats will likely become more engaged once they have a Republican opponent.

A U-shape curve seems to describe this relationship: migrants temporarily staying in the host country are more electorally engaged initially, less engaged once they have permanent residence, and more engaged again once they obtain host-country nationality, provided they retain their home-country citizenship.

Thibodeau was engaged once.

He was engaged once before.

Stilicho once more engaged him successfully and pursued him northward.

In 1805 Maria Carolina once more engaged Naples in a war with France, calling the British and Russian fleets to her aid, but the French again occupied the kingdom, forcing the royal family to flee to Sicily (January 1806).