Sentence examples for engaged table from inspiring English sources

In these four schools, time spent on the 'What are germs?' lesson ranged from 8 minutes in a class where it was combined with the 'Healthy hands, healthy school' lesson, to 75 minutes in a KS2 class where the pupils were interested and engaged (Table  3).

The upcoming legislative elections are foregrounded as the event that dominates over all the activities French or New Caledonians are engaged in (Table 2): (72) [C'est pourquoi] les élections législatives prochaines revêtent une importance particulière.

When all else fails, he said, try to engage the table at large.

We planned that no group would have more than eight 'active' members, though more than eight people were sometimes referred when those allocated did not engage (see table 2).

Don't engage in table talk.

At the moment the princess was placing her order with the waiter, Ms. Young's table, engaged in noisy banter, exploded in laughter.

There were times when I was asked to sexually service a minister in Thatcher's government and had to embarrass a Labour minister who kept clasping my thighs as we sat together at a table engaged in debate.

Eighteen relevant references were included that referred to case descriptions of young people engaged in SAB (table 3).

Half of them had been diagnosed with major depressive disorder, more than 10% had experienced sexual abuse and about 25% were currently engaged in litigation (Table 1).

Amid signs that Hacked Off were being excluded from discussions while the industry was still being engaged by Letwin and Miller, Lord Puttnam tabled an amendment to the Defamation Bill that would have introduced an arbitral system.

To her surprise, Mr. Lockhart got up from his table and engaged her in conversation.