Sentence examples for engaging lives from inspiring English sources

My daughter and I can travel together and each lead full, engaging lives.

It is my goal to have a destination to teach teenagers how to manage stress, lead more engaging lives, and have stable and healthy relationships based on self-care and compassion.

Huston Powell, who books acts for Lollapalooza, said the festival chose performers not just for the quality of the music but also for engaging live performances.

The Windows OS has come a long way, with engaging "live tiles": animated square icons that show updates, like the number of messages waiting, or the latest posts from social networks.

Twitter is not the only business utilizing emoji as a means of engaging live video viewers – Facebook Live also takes advantage of the format with its full range of "reaction" emoji, while Twitch uses animated emoticons to indicate "cheering,"  and Musical.ly's Live.ly app sells virtual gifts of emoji to let fans engage with creators.

As for Gildee's personal needs, he recently became engaged, lives in a nice house in the Baltimore suburbs and drives a Lexus.

We just crossed one million supports for people's personal aspirations to lead healthier, happier and socially engaged lives.

In other words, women live less fulfilling, less engaged lives when they consider their body as a key measurement of their self-worth.

The programs I create enable youth to develop the skills they need to live informed and engaged lives as they navigate the circumstances of the world around them.

On that drive, we talked about the upcoming anniversary of the filibuster, and how to explain how many ripples it had -- how many generations of women would have different, more engaged, lives because of that experience.

Combined with the fact that the choice to include or exclude particular activities is necessarily arbitrary, the fact that older adults themselves refer to a great diversity in activities that allow them to live engaged lives (Clarke and Warren 2007) calls into question the utility of constructing an active-ageing index.