Sentence examples for engagements in the first from inspiring English sources
Poniatowski also planned to avoid serious engagements in the first phase of the war, hoping to receive the expected Prussian reinforcements of 30,000 which would bring parity to the two sides.
It has even been argued that the grid of streets and cafés and small engagements in the nineteenth-century city — the whole of social life — was designed self-consciously as an escape from that numbing boredom.
They had met with American officials, but Lee, a seventy-seven-year-old activist and former lawmaker who has been coming to Washington since 1980, wondered if Americans were losing sight of why they favored engagement in the first place — as a way to bring China into the international system, not to reshape the system to China.
The object wouldn't be to avoid being hit, or avoid being penetrated by the shots that do hit: the objective would be to avoid detection and engagement in the first place.
Life With La Toya Ready at last to go public with their wedding plans, La Toya and Jeffre plan an elegant cocktail party to announce their engagement in the first of two new episodes.
In addition, a study of the impact of engagement in the first 2 yr as compared with the second 2 yr of undergraduate study would be enlightening.
Completion of the assignment or CAT at the end of 2002 reflected engagement in the first three steps of the process of evidence-based practice (writing a focussed question, searching for evidence, and critically appraising the evidence).
"You helped to save our Europe with your engagement in the second world war – it is also your Europe, and more Europe cannot mean a Europe without you.
The war in Vietnam fueled criticism of American engagement in the Third World and precipitated a radical shift in American anthropology.
In the first episode Louis nearly torpedoes Joe and Ali's engagement; in the second, he tries to help when he learns that they haven't had sex for nine days.
