Sentence examples for group of engaging from inspiring English sources

MPs were "warned off" pursuing the phone-hacking scandal in Parliament as part of a cover-up, a Labour frontbencher claimed last night during an incendiary speech in which he accused the country's biggest police force of misleading a Commons committee, and its biggest newspaper group of engaging in the "dark arts" of tapping, hacking and blagging.

Performed on Thursday night, "Aerobia" offers the chance to enjoy a group of engaging performers and even more to revel in the hot colors of Mimi Gross's witty designs, created here with Van Santvoord.

"It's not just about playing the sport; it's about creating a group of engaged young men".

After seeing a comprehensive group of engaged couples' wish lists on WeddingChannel, I found myself musing over why Whitney and Josh (projected wedding date: 2/10/01) needed 11 mixing bowls and was heartened to learn that Mindy and Cole (wedding date: 11/4/00) wanted a three-quart fondue pot.

Additionally, this study showed the impact that a group of engaged or enthusiastic employees can have on the organization.

But squaring the circle of a small group of engaged users and zero obvious revenue potential with increasing infrastructure/support costs — due to transient popularity spikes and the unfortunate interest of lulz seekers — was never going to be sustainable.

Unlike their more opportunistic counterparts elsewhere in the Liberty Movement, you have a group of engaged, young people who truly endorse the idea of liberty and peace.

Truth be told, there isn't a huge group of engaged couples that are dying to get married in a barn without adding some extra trimmings.

The presence of a core group of engaged, passionate young adults can have a profound effect on a congregation that is primarily populated by people in their 60s or above and rarely sees anyone much younger on Sundays.

"We are not using foreclosure lists in any way," Mr. Nowling said, accusing Democratic groups of engaging in fear-mongering by spreading rumors of such plans.

I see local groups of engaged, flexible GPs providing vital support, and indeed a boost, to the ever increasing demands on practices.