Sentence examples for engagement column from inspiring English sources

My guess is he'll take the loss in the engagement column on Durban and the Israel column on the Council.

The reference to Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris's first loved-up social media appearance – the modern equivalent of the engagement-announcement column – adds layers of social-media in-joking on which you can riff via hashtags.

A review of Bruce Alexander's "Rules of Engagement" in the Crime column on March 13 misstated the number of books in Alexander's series about the blind 18th-century magistrate Sir John Fielding.

Another report in the column, about an engagement at Feinstein's by the John Pizzarelli trio, misspelled the surname of a bass player with the group.

Not surprisingly, early tests found that larger right-hand column ads saw more engagement — up to three times as much engagement as the old design, Facebook says.

Throughout the 1950s, Roosevelt embarked on countless national and international speaking engagements; continued to pen her newspaper column; and made appearances on television and radio broadcasts.

The frequency of cultural engagement is positively related to earnings in all columns, but it is statistically significant only in columns (1) and (2), when we do not control neither for PIAAC scores nor for years of schooling.

Will's writing quickly sparked outrage online from sexual assault survivors, and Will says his speaking engagement was yanked away due to the June column.

In a previous column, I described some of these engagements, none of which involve a Twitter fight with Trump.

A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column yesterday about the Paul Taylor Dance Company's coming engagement at City Center misstated the dates.

The bank is crucial to U.S. economic engagement in the global economy, Summers wrote in a column Sunday in the Financial Times.