Sentence examples for engaging the third from inspiring English sources

Bar Balto, by Faiza Guene, translated by Sarah Ardizzone (Chatto & Windus, £11.99) Slight but engaging, the third novel from this young French-Algerian writer is set in Making-Ends-Meet, a shabby suburb on the outskirts of Paris full of barrack-like homes for citizens who are very definitely "other ranks".

"I can't think of a bolder way for Donald Trump to lose even more standing than he already has by engaging the first lady," Eric Schultz, deputy White House press secretary, told reporters last week.

Slavs and Tartars iconic imagery engages the Third space between the opposites of word and image.

It engages the third eye, which corresponds in yogic anatomy to the pineal gland, a main serotonin center in the brain and the seat of dreams and psychic vision. . 1.

"There is an opportunity to engage the first-time listener," Mr. Winkler said.

The central divisions were the first to engage, the first shots of the battle probably being fired by coalition troops onto those of Ii Naomasa of the eastern army.

The Michigan case is the one of the four that fully engages the first question — a right to marry, to walk down the aisle and say one's vows in any state — and will probably be the most closely watched.

Several months ago I visited the White House to meet a high official to engage the first lady in our efforts to end sexual violence in Congo, believing that her solidarity would galvanise attention and action.

Apparently - and even more problematically - it fails to engage the First Minister himself.

And it is the idea of death "as that possibility which is one's ownmost" (Being and Time 50: 294) that engages the second transition highlighted above.

So I let the first MIG pass and engaged the second one that I knew was coming".