Sentence examples for engagements for which from inspiring English sources
He has appeared in numerous National Geographic films about ancient Egypt, and the organization publishes some of his books and arranges his speaking engagements, for which he asks $15,000.
On most evenings, I still have musical engagements for which I leave the office around 6 p.m.
Robey's performance secured him a number of private engagements for which he was paid a guinea a night.
My problem is an occasional evening social engagement for which I have to prime myself with several cups of coffee!
The uphill journey to help these sufferers will not come to full fruition without ongoing scientific, political and public engagement, for which the Beckley Foundation has long fought.
There have been many criticisms of British overseas intervention in recent years, but one truly altruistic engagement for which the UK can be proud was its military intervention in Sierra Leone in 2000.
Bayler wrote the foreword to the book New Zealand Filmmakers (2007), describing the basic filming methods employed on Broken Barrier, an engagement for which he was paid "six pounds a week plus food and tobacco".
No more Brussels bluff Too hot One for the opposition An embarrassment to the beautiful game Reprints Related items Charlemagne: Arrest and revivalJun 2nd 2011 The Balkans after Mladic: Slowly towards EuropeJun 2nd 2011One force for stability in the region is continued American engagement, for which the United States often accused of ignoring Europe deserves praise.
A few months later, in an engagement for which he won the Silver Star, Mr. Kerry beached his boat in a firefight, chased a teenage Vietcong fighter who had aimed a rocket launcher at the crew and "shot him while he fled," according to the official after-action report.
Good living and working environment: The concentration of activities with a high technological creation content needs a high level of engagement, for which it is fundamental to offer a pleasant working environment.
Donovan would emerge from the Great War with the Medal of Honor and France's Croix de Guerre, though he refused to accept the latter until the French also bestowed it on the Jewish sergeant who had been at his side in the particular engagement for which they were honored.
