Sentence examples for engaging for a from inspiring English sources
Dallek's attention to personalities makes "Nixon and Kissinger" remarkably engaging for a 700-page study of policy making.
Dold's Web site is engaging for a sport of unknowns that has between 150 and 200 events a year without any organizing body.
Corporate leaders are engaging, for a range of reasons, not least of which is the recognition that it is best to be ahead of regulatory change, as well as activist pressures and PR debacles.
"If we average out play patterns for phone games, you would typically be making a decision to interact with a game every few hours and engaging for a few minutes," says chief operating officer Vince Farquharson.
It's really engaging for a small community.
The WSJ reports that Snap execs regularly sit down with studio brass to show them how to create content that's going to be engaging for a Snapchat audience – and the studios are soaking up their advice.
For Shawn Mendoza and Jennifer Schere, engaged for a year and pregnant for eight months, time was running out.
She was engaged, for a time, to a man she met at Temple; but that did not fit, either.
It was then that he returned to the character of Simon Hench from Otherwise Engaged for a new play, Simply Disconnected.
After one brief audition they were engaged for a summer season with an orchestra at Boulogne-sur-Mer.
