Sentence examples for engagement jumped from inspiring English sources

The number of its daily active users, an important measure of engagement, jumped 41 percent in the first quarter, to 526 million, the company said in its filing.

The number of its daily active users, an important measure of engagement, jumped 41 percent in the first quarter, to 526 million.

Social engagement jumped from 42percentto70percentcent in terms of how likely referrals on networks like Facebook were to prompt a video viewing completion.

In case of angle grinder, change in working conditions from nonengaged (stationary noise) to start of engagement (jump in noise power) to engaged (nonstationary) with part and vice versa shapes the dependency of the spectrum to time.

When Simon heard about Boyd's engagement, he jumped into action.

At one point during the engagement, Derrick jumped up onto an Allied gun carrier heading towards the Germans.

But he says the rise in engagement (page views have jumped from 544 million in November to 998 million in March) is primarily from users interacting more with the site, and it's driven by Chatter, along with the site's redesign.

Distraught over the engagement, Rose considers jumping from the stern; Jack Dawson, a penniless artist, convinces her not to.

The Welsh timing is controlled by Adam Jones and if he is comfortable they will engage, but if not they second guess the referee by delaying slightly or absorbing the engagement making it look like Scotland jumped the gun.

Grey Gardens, based on the 1975 documentary, follows the dysfunctional relationship of Edith Bouvier Beale and her mother (also called Edith), starting in 1941 at a Hamptons engagement party and then jumping to their later lives as social outcasts, living in a home overrun by cats.

Later, TMZ clarified that she'd "jumped the gun" on the announcement, as the 58-year-old singer had not formally committed to the engagement. .