Sentence examples for engagement has started from inspiring English sources

The charming romantic comedy "Five-Year Engagement" has started screening around the country -- producer Judd Apatow was retweeting fan responses on Tuesday night -- and while it shares the same creative team behind "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," the film isn't an exact replica.

As the trend is to plug in and tune out, the level of engagement in our own communities has started to stall.

Now that he has completed his report, we have started an engagement exercise ahead of a Social Care White Paper in the spring," he said.

As I have started tentative engagements with people who hunt for a living, or who choose to make wild food a main part of their diet, the intricacy and depth of their skill and knowledge have become apparent.

This indeed had started a general engagement and Heth was on the losing side so far.

My drinking had started before my engagement to him, but it escalated to the point of dangerous behavior in 1980.

It's only because research shows engaged employees are good for the bottom line that businesses have started to care about engagement.

The Oscar-winning actress and her writer-director beau, who are believed to have started dating in 2014, announced their engagement in January.

I consider myself up to date on nonprofit affairs in the city -- I've started or run 12 nonprofit enterprises in the arts, community development and civic engagement.

With new tools to take advantage of, experiential brands have started to incorporate new digital strategies to promote engagement and impressions.

That's the kind of statement that may have started a real debate on Sunday, but such thorny engagement will have to be tabled until the next meeting.