Sentence examples for finally engage from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has to press China hard to finally engage.

Last week, his official website ran an article that referred to Imam Hassan, a revered Shia figure famous for peace-making and compromise, triggering speculation that Khamenei might be ready to finally engage in serious negotiations.

Let's drop the pretence that it is banking or the press or MPs' expenses that most exercise British minds and finally engage in the fight that has poisoned our politics for nigh-on half a century.

In this wilderness of a city, haloed Gibreel pursues a career as a full-fledged archangel that ends in blood and fire and disaster and a veritable massacre of supporting players before the two actors return, seperately, to Bombay, there to finally engage with the complicated dialectic of good and evil that occasioned their transformations in the first place.

B1 Senate Debates to Begin As the debate season begins this week in New Jersey in the race for United States Senate, the two Democrats, Jon S. Corzine and Jim Florio, will finally engage in direct give-and-take, and the Republicans, all but invisible in the news media, may actually get some attention.

That left his friends without a car to drive home in and Ms. Harris "not exactly crying, she was sort of revving, dry-heaving, like someone stuck in a snowbank who resolutely grinds the gears in the futile hope that something might finally engage".

(NIOSH of the H.E.W. Dept. finally engaged in investigations but the Labor Dept. did little).

Steve Kerr, calling the game for TNT, said, "The Lakers are finally engaged in this game".

When the beat finally engages, it is not a particularly heavy moment.

With "Play," Mr. Kimbrough finally engages his hero directly, in a group with the bassist Masa Kamaguchi.

It might also just mean that the Portuguese are finally engaging more with their country's politics.