Sentence examples for has begun engaging from inspiring English sources
For one thing Jonathan gets actually appealing, once he has begun engaging in breathless chases and donning disguises.
China so far has resisted the harshest measures proposed by the Americans and Europeans, but in recent days has begun engaging in more talks.
And with corporate profits healthy again, the president has begun engaging business leaders more on what it will take for them to start investing again in new plants and equipment and stepping up hiring.
So Mr. Biden has begun engaging Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama, asking at nearly every stop how they can square their recent votes to stop financing the war in Iraq — Mr. Biden voted to continue the financing — with their recent concessions that they cannot guarantee all the troops will be home by 2013.
At this time, he has begun engaging well with activities off-ward and was moved to a lower security, rehabilitation ward.
Desperate heroin users in a few African cities have begun engaging in a practice that is so dangerous it is almost unthinkable: they deliberately inject themselves with another addict's blood, researchers say, in an effort to share the high or stave off the pangs of withdrawal.
During the past decade, with unprecedented high growth in their exports and imports, Sub-Saharan African countries have begun engaging with emerging economies in other regions and with other countries within Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
By 2003, Toston said, mortgage brokers in Prince George's County had begun engaging in "creative financing" -- packaging multiple loans, for example.
However, I am optimistic about the future of this relationship and the estate, given that EDF has already begun engaging with residents about the sale and has working knowledge of the land and the relevant conservation designations that apply to this remarkable part of Kent".
Rather, civil society must engage -- and has begun to engage - to bring an end to apartheid in Palestine/Israel.
