Sentence examples for engaging a little from inspiring English sources

"But we could find our way over some of these longstanding difficulties if we could be engaging a little sooner in talks for the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas".

Balzac reputedly fuelled sixteen-hour bouts of writing with copious servings of coffee, which, he wrote, "chases away sleep, and gives us the capacity to engage a little longer in the exercise of our intellects".

"There are other books where people pick them up and engage a little bit, read for 15 to 20 minutes," says Humphrey, and this "dip in and out" style of reading is more likely to be of non-fiction.

Balzac reputedly fuelled 16-hour bouts of writing with copious servings of coffee, which, he wrote, "chases away sleep and gives us the capacity to engage a little longer in the exercise of our intellects".

That's partially true, but if people find things that interest them, they'll engage a little bit more.

Maybe if he was a doctor or lawyer we would have been engaged a little longer".

It looks as if he got that wrong, by engaging in a little double counting.

American Ballet Theater and two European dance companies are engaging in a little trans-oceanic swapping.

"Could Ret have been engaging in a little prepublication blackmail?" Rannie wonders.

Much of it concerns the antics of Lucien Wilbanks, the disbarred lawyer who is a mentor to Jake, and who is played with appealingly laid-back good spirits by Tom Skerritt, nimbly engaging in a little actorly petty thievery.

As the summer holiday season comes to a close, men and women across America are engaging in a little known national ritual: they are calling their lawyers and filing for divorce.