Sentence examples for engaging some of from inspiring English sources

I tried engaging some of the locals in conversation.

From his cell, Mr. Martin wound up engaging some of his jail mates in conversation and striking up a kind of friendship.

She makes it sound easy, but as an occupational therapist (OT) working as a community forensic mental health practitioner, Reynolds is tasked with engaging some of the hardest to reach service users: people with severe mental disorders, including severe and enduring mental illness and personality disorder, usually with a history of violent crime.

His hope appears to be that once the current crackdown ends, the government will abandon the state of emergency, free most of the people it has rounded up, and set in train a process for rewriting the constitution (one that was endorsed in a referendum, mind you), engaging some of the religious parties, and holding parliamentary and presidential elections.

Initiative. a legacy project engaging some of Canada's most marginalized youth in architecture and design in Toronto's priority neighborhoods.

"What do you do with the human beings who are engaged, some of whom are married, have children?

The case has engaged some of Britain's most famous lawyers, and some of them have individually made more than $1 million.

(In a surprising touch, Roger actually declined to take full credit for Mike's idea, allowing that he had "engaged some of our creatives").

Her decision was brief and tentative, though, and it did not seriously engage some of the main objections to the law.

For us at Volans, the project provided a wonderful, timely opportunity to engage some of the most interesting people we knew, and a fair few we didn't.

The battle engaged some of the nation's largest power companies, which were also among the largest donors to President Bush and other Republicans.