Sentence examples for engagements began from inspiring English sources

Mobile impressions, which produce significantly fewer clicks and engagements, began to really dominate the market.

Bf 109s was also present and inconclusive engagements began.

Newman appeared in solo engagements beginning in June 1970 on an NBC TV special hosted by Liza Minnelli.

The 14-week limited engagement began preview performances at the Cort Theater on Dec. 28 and opened on Jan . 24

The engagement began on Wednesday, featuring all-Balanchine and all-Jerome Robbins programs on alternating evenings, with a Balanchine matinee today.

Mr. Cobb had originally been booked with a trio — featuring a deferential young Japanese pianist, Tadataka Unno, and an alert Italian bassist, Paolo Benedettini — and that's apparently how the engagement began, on Tuesday.

The platoon's Sadr City engagement began about two weeks ago, when the platoon rushed to reclaim a checkpoint on the outskirts of the neighborhood that had been abandoned by Iraqi troops who were menaced by Shiite militia fighters.

The program, one of two to be performed in the engagement, began with a trio called "Alleged Dances," set to music by John Adams, that resembled one of those ballet romps for Gypsies.

From 1934 onwards, with anti-semitism institutionalized and irrationalism increasingly dominating public discourse, this engagement began to cost the Circle still more dearly.

Interest in student engagement began over 70 years ago with Ralph Tyler's research on the relationship between time spent on coursework and learning (Axelson & Flick, 2011; Kuh, 2009).

As the engagement began, Habsburg numerical superiority overwhelmed French defenses.