Sentence examples for engagements then from inspiring English sources

Sibelius, who often conducted his own works, would fortify himself with liquor before engagements, then disappear for days.

We hire people as graduates and before you know it, we are celebrating their engagements, then agreeing their maternity leave.

I didn't have many engagements then, so I needed to do something" - in fact, even at this stage, Abbado had turned down the principal conductorship of an American orchestra, having won the conducting prize at the Tanglewood summer school in Massachusetts in 1958.

If all you're trying to do is promote your own consulting or speaking engagements, then personal branding is fine.

Once that statement is made, the conversation with news reporters, at townhall meetings and in public speaking engagements then quickly focuses on the "Fracking" part of the equation, leaving Horizontal Drilling to sit largely ignored and unappreciated by the media and the public at large.

It's not just editors inventing headlines and bending the news around to suit them: Z-list celebrities have their own sub-economy, where they invent (or exaggerate) stories about their apparent near-death experiences, drug relapses and engagements, then sell the exclusive on to the highest bidder.

She charges us with full engagement, then holds us to account.

If it had been tied to the speaking engagement then he wouldn't have spoken".

"If this is their attempt at reaching out, at engagement, then they are failing abysmally," Coyle said.

Over dinner, they discussed a college classmate of Dana's who had announced her engagement, then they turned to Corean's dating prospects.

Engagement, then, has two faces: It seeks to offer even the most ruthless regime "the choice of an open door," as the president put it in Oslo.