Sentence examples for hand engagements from inspiring English sources

The few surviving Japanese conducted isolated attacks throughout the night, with hand to hand engagements occurring.

Probably it's a coincidence, or chalk it up to the frisky beginnings of summer, but I can't recall the last time I witnessed so many simultaneous breakups, or on the other hand, engagements and babies.

On the other hand, engagement with users, and perhaps a third-party review of tDCS effects by a group such as the National Academy of Medicine, would encourage at-home tDCS users to follow regulatory prescriptions rather than going their own way.

But on the other hand, engagement doesn't always mean young people turn out to vote on mid-terms day - that might be the case this year as well, even with incentives that are on offer, as Hugo explains.

On the other hand, engagement of CD28 triggers activation of the NF-κB pathway [ 40, 41].

On the other hand, engagement in PA can affect a person's self-efficacy [ 20].

In this regard, an inquiry-oriented teacher education program, which asserts a hand-in-hand engagement of training faculties and school settings in all procedures, can be adopted and implemented.

In his view, only realistic novels based on reporting and a first-hand engagement with the world -- like his own novels "Bonfire of the Vanities" and "A Man in Full" -- are capable of fulfilling the medium's power.

First-hand engagement with customers, and associates who directly service them, will also send a powerful message about corporate values to the entire organization.

Johnson then told me he has thousands of second-hand engagement and wedding rings for sale.

"This is the first time that when I look at each thing we offer, I can confidently say to friends and family and everybody else that 'This person gets it better than or at least as good as the top people in the industry;' I could hand over engagements to other divisions and never have to think twice about 'Is it being done right?