Sentence examples for engaging from the from inspiring English sources

The dancers, engaging from the first, glow enthusiastically as they let rip at highest energy.

It's a brilliant show, quirky, engaging from the start, and well pitched for its audience.

Directed by Andy Burden, it is performed in diary format and informal, contemporary style so that Packer's account is immediate and engaging from the start.

Vividly engaging from the opening kitchen scene, gorgeously costumed, full of keenly individual characters, its most invariably telling fare comes in what it gives its children, its corps de ballet and its supporting players.

This comes to us from Ben Silverman, formerly head of NBC Entertainment and producer of everything from The Office to, yes, Ugly Betty, and is well-acted, fun and engaging from the get-go.

"Coalition forces engaged from the air and killed five armed anti-coalition militia members," he said.

What gives Mitchell an outside chance is that he is engaged from the start of the Obama administration.

"And any time that the Department of Defense is engaged from the air or on the ground, we have to know that there are going to be people hurt.

An enemy could be engaged from the front, then hit in the flank by a second Haufe following the first in echelon formation.

The C.I.A. director, said one intelligence official, "has been fully engaged from the start of the agency's response, particularly in the rescue mission that was swift and aggressive".

Though it's clear that the President was personally engaged from the start, allowing the opposite impression to take hold was a failure of governance, not just of public relations.