Sentence examples for extended engagements from inspiring English sources

MR. LEICHTER likes the way the Flea stacks performances so that several companies can perform each night, thus allowing them extended engagements.

There have been other serious attacks in Kabul more recently, including a deadly one just a week earlier in which a suicide car bomber killed six American military advisers, but those have been single bombings, rather than extended engagements.

After Ms. LuPone's run ends Saturday extended engagements are booked for Andrea Martin, Brian d'Arcy James, Ben Vereen and Jenifer Lewis, with many other performers appearing for one or two nights.

And while some Las Vegas Internet chat rooms have speculated about when, if ever, the still-running, still-a-hit Broadway show "Wicked" might come to Vegas, its backers opted to go with money-making extended engagements in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

The current lineup includes an extended engagement through Aug. 9 of Mr. Hytner's own, exceedingly engaging production of "England People Very Nice," a wobbly if often very funny knees-up of a play from the writer Richard Bean that attempts nothing less than an explanation of how London's broad 21st-century ethnic mix got to be what it is.

To enhance credibility of the data, the first author had extended engagement and communication with participants throughout the broader program development study and engaged them in member checking following the focus group analyses.

More often, it partakes of a commodification of cultural experience, in which every expedition made, and every artwork encountered, is reduced to an item on a checklist to be got through, rather than being worthy of repeated or extended engagement.

We first coded responses to reflect whether the benefits, challenges, and other insights described by our participants were most relevant in the initiation stages of an ECS model or whether they represented ongoing lessons learned through extended engagement.

Close and extended engagement by the students leads to more effective learning and growth.

Binging is seen as bad, because it promotes quick and competitive consumption of a series rather than extended engagement with it.

But the history of the last decade has given a pretty clear indicator of what the US tolerance is for extended engagement.