Sentence examples for engaging in one from inspiring English sources

Thompson recently appeared on Fox News Radio, engaging in one such discussion with a conservative, Pacific Northwest pastor, Dean Curry, of Life Center Church in Tacoma, Washington.

It is not clear whether the Black Hawk that apparently came under fire on Saturday night was engaging in one of those maneuvers when it crashed into the second helicopter.

On the first night away, I found myself engaging in one of those dull work conversations people use to fill the time.

In my estimation, this organization is engaging in one of the most important cultural contributions to our nation on behalf of Latin American cinema.

In solidarity with women around the world who are engaging in one day of protest against economic inequality, Broadly staff will be on strike today.

Those are his hallmarks: dressed like a mandarin, his face obscured behind a stoner's bushy beard, he keeps a watchful eye on his audience at all times while – with minute physical precision – engaging in one or another nonsensical activity.

Instead of engaging in one-on-one phone calls with Congressional leaders on the direction of the special committee on deficit reduction, Mr. Obama will be holding bilateral meetings with the world leaders.

They couldn't have housemates nipping into the bathroom and engaging in one-on-one chats.

The other half of the time members are engaging in one-on-one conversations, which are usually quite short.

That night, because of the small turnout, I had the pleasure and advantage of engaging in one-on-one conversations with some of the company's top executives, an experience that would prove crucially important in advancing my career.

I spend considerable time in a variety of formats, visiting offices, engaging in one-on-ones, in small groups, and in larger town halls.