Sentence examples for engagements to a from inspiring English sources
Even though the stooped, thin Mandela is said to be fitter than he looks, he turned 91 in July and this year has limited his public engagements to a couple of election rallies in support of the African National Congress and a handful of gala dinners and personal appearances for his charities.
Allow yourself to limit your social engagements to a manageable few and always with people with whom you can be yourself.
In 1932 there was a brief, hopeless engagement to a young Russian Jew, Alec Ponisovsky.
How does a president sell foreign engagement to a public that wants none of it?
Her brother paid the debt against Farida in full and arranged an engagement to a cousin.
He wondered if his engagement to a Japanese-American woman, Toshi Ohta, was a problem.
P. W. Botha, 82 and recently widowed, has announced his engagement to a 49-year-old innkeeper.
On a happier note, Bert, 90, and Rose, 73, announced their engagement to a chorus of whoops and whistles.
Rashly, she breaks off her engagement to a solid but repressive financier, scandalising her parents and exiling herself to France.
The "zero deforestation" effort, championed by Greenpeace and others, has driven attention and engagement to a critical international issue.
