Sentence examples for engagement during which from inspiring English sources

He'll likely draw from both releases during this engagement, during which he has turned 50.

After a two-year engagement, during which both parties disposed of old commitments, the hand-holding is over.

The Australians were unable to concentrate sufficient combat power to launch an assault on the position and consequently they were forced to withdraw after a fierce engagement during which both sides suffered a number of casualties, reluctantly leaving behind two men who had been shot and could not be recovered due to heavy machine-gun and rifle fire.

On a recent evening at Colicchio & Sons, in the Meatpacking District, the wine writer Mark Oldman attended an engagement dinner during which several bottles of 1970 Chateau Palmer were drunk.

Furthermore, there are no out of bounds for the players and long intervals of engagements between whistles, during which resentments smolder and sometimes ignite.

The engagement lasted seven years, during which he finished his studies, and they rarely saw each other.

The two ships fought a brief engagement on 1 September 1801, during which the Flèche damaged the Victors rigging and managed to escape.

Alexander's most famous engagement was on July 3 , 1863 at the Battle of Gettysburg, during which he was in command of the artillery for Longstreet's corps.

Process-tracing data from log files, verbal reports (i.e., think-aloud), or eye-tracking would provide more insight into students' cognitive processes, interactions within the learning environment, and their level of engagement during learning activities which we do not have at the moment.

The Engagement describes three days in Victoria during which Liese Campbell is a guest of Alexander Colquhoun.

After Algy scoffs all the cucumber sandwiches prepared for Aunt Augusta in the opening scene, the second act revolves completely around a tea scene: Cecily and Gwendolen both assert their engagement to a man named "Ernest", during which tea descends into an elaborate war of excessive politeness ("Destestable girl! But I require tea!", muses Gwendolen).