Sentence examples for house engaged from inspiring English sources

We talked about this and that, our little projects, the lives of our neighbors, and then we retreated to different parts of the house, engaged, I suppose, our whole lives ahead of us.

Front of house engaged like normal people and though we had to chivvy them along once – there's relaxed service and then there's service that's so laid back it's prone – it did feel like a special event.

He gossiped with the elders, threw dances in his house, engaged half-heartedly in the local courting rituals and explored the beliefs, superstitions and intensely local politics that formed their worldview.

It's better for us to be outside the house, engaged".

"Our local team goes from house to house, engaging residents in a conversation about Ebola, distributing flyers reiterating the message and organising movie afternoons to show educational films," said contributor tdabwe.

Going from house to house, engaging people through direct outreach, Watford and her activist colleagues sought to discuss the incinerator situation and its potential impact.

The video, which shows members of the house engaging in explicit sexual acts, has made it far beyond the Twitter feeds of IU students and all the way to international headlines.

Although everyone involved in the transaction is bound by omertà, it is known that both Sotheby's and Christie's, the principal auction houses, engaged in lengthy and fiercely competitive negotiations with the heirs, and Christie's eventually won the prize.

"Police have been seen attacking bystanders, charging into houses, engaging in indiscriminate beatings and causing some gratuitous damage to property," the statement read.

A job training program in an impoverished violence-prone area in southern Philippines, for example, is teaching former youth combatants who were engaged in the local insurgency how to build houses, engage in organic farming, and repair cars.

Additional funding and resources would be required to help people get out of their houses, engage in social activities or make them feel safe.