Sentence examples for engaged somewhere from inspiring English sources

Even if you didn't get to boogie on the White Isle to the most Shazamed track of the Ibithan season, you probably still engaged somewhere with this Hot Creations newcomer's absolute bomb, "Forget".

However, if the distal part of DLTs is engaged somewhere below the glottis, its rotation may be still insufficient.

Monk's master-story, however, has Oppenheimer striving always to move from the margins of any enterprise in which he was engaged towards somewhere "inside the centre".

The consuls again engaged Spartacus somewhere in the Picenum region, and once again were defeated.

Studies show that a single man or woman hoping to find a long-term partner should engage in somewhere between 15 and 25 new dates per year if he or she hopes to meet meet just one or two potential long-term partners, but typically singles give up long before they find that compatible someone.

This year is the first for more than a century that British troops are not engaged in combat somewhere in the world.

Although we will never know the exact number of those formally charged with having "wickedly, maliciously, and feloniously" engaged in sorcery, somewhere between a hundred and forty-four and a hundred and eighty-five witches and wizards were named in twenty-five villands and towns.

Next year may be the first since at least 1914 that British soldiers, sailors and air crews will not be engaged in fighting somewhere – the first time Britain is totally at peace with the rest of the world.

For more than a hundred years, not a single year has passed when Britain's armed forces have not been engaged in military operations somewhere in the world.

We engage with women, somewhere in and around six to twelve weeks in their pregnancy depending on how early they do their pregnancy test and who they contact first.

I can feel my eyes widening and over the next hour I am aware they've taken on a look somewhere between intently engaged and slightly demonic.