Sentence examples for engagement marking from inspiring English sources

Just when we thought we had satisfied every possible definition of engagement, marking it in ways suitable to ourselves, our parents and our extended clans, Priya's stepsister brought up Facebook.

The New York engagement marks the group's United States debut.

Not for nothing is Gallipoli, a catastrophic failure redeemed by a heroic evacuation, Australia's most celebrated military engagement, marked by a public holiday.

Given that each of the three musicians occupies his own aesthetic territory, it should be an engagement marked equally by attentiveness and ingenuity.

On one level their engagement marks the release of "Love, Peace and Jazz!" (Jazz Eyes), the first album under Mr. Foster's name in more than a decade, recorded last year at the Vanguard.

The engagement marks the first time that Peter Martins, City Ballet's ballet master in chief, and Gerard Mortier, director of the Paris National Opera and the soon-to-be general manager and artistic director of New York City Opera, will work together.

This engagement marked the last time a fleet carrier was sunk by surface gunnery.

The engagement marked the only combat appearance of Sonderkommando Elbe, a German Air Force Squadron formed to ram Allied bombers.

Paul and Parsekian's engagement marks yet another proposal taking place over the holidays, following Steven Tyler, Justin Timberlake (to Jessica Biel, Mario Lopez and Drew Barrymoree.

This exclusive engagement marks not only the U.S. premiere of what is being billed as a complete restoration by Brownlow -- a recent Academy Award honoree -- but also the U.S. premiere of an original score by acclaimed composer Carl Davis, who is coming over from England to conduct the Oakland East Bay Symphony.

Leading figures on both sides of the argument were agreed that the referendum battle marked a sea change in the country's political engagement.