Sentence examples for engaging guest from inspiring English sources
But with 10 years of inspired work under its belt Gotham could be on the cusp of great possibilities if the money were there for more, or if Mr. Goren were willing to consider engaging guest conductors.
I was, however, immensely cheered to learn that the brilliant Sheffield boxer Herol "Bomber" Graham is rebuilding his life after attempting suicide in the wake of his retirement In the early '80s I interviewed Herol once or twice and found him an engaging guest.
She is always a lively and engaging guest and a part of the show's successful history".
And Price is an amazingly giddy and engaging guest, considering it's about 7 A.M. his time when the call happens.
Guests are expected to repay their hosts by being good conversationalists, sharing details about life in their country and hometown, helping with housekeeping and otherwise behaving like engaging guests (which includes knowing when to leave -- generally in two or three days).
Whatever the intent, art hotels add an extra layer to tourism and travel, engaging guests by making them feel a part of the art process, and creating a memorable experience rather than just somewhere to sleep.
"The loyal, engaged guest is driving large amounts of revenue," said Casey Ueberroth, senior vice president for marketing at Preferred Hotel Group.
I have found that slipping out of large gatherings, after putting in the appropriate time and effort to be a gracious and engaged guest, is so much better.
Radio 5 live presenter Danny Baker tweeted his take on the sacking of Leeds manager Darko Milanic after 32 days in charge: "Leeds have announced that following the Have I Got News For You model, they will now engage guest managers for each match day".
For London seasons, Carte often engaged guest conductors, first Geoffrey Toye, then Malcolm Sargent, who examined Sullivan's manuscript scores and purged the orchestral parts of accretions.
For London seasons, Carte engaged guest conductors, first Geoffrey Toye, then Malcolm Sargent, who examined Sullivan's manuscript scores and purged the orchestral parts of accretions.
