Sentence examples for idea to engage from inspiring English sources

So it's a good idea to engage your new class's parents as quickly as possible.

But it has never been a bad idea to engage Ms. Krall's friskier side, and it's satisfying to hear the swagger in her phrasing on "I'm a Little Mixed Up," a tune originally recorded by the blues singer Betty James.

This is a really unique hairspray, and to give them the idea to engage with the product, and try it, is really what was behind this initiative," she said.

Hotspur replies, "Why, so can I, or so can any man; but will they come when you do call for them?" That magical quality, says GE's Mr Welch, requires "the ability to engage a group around an idea: to engage their hearts and their minds".

It is never a good idea to engage in personal attacks or observations about reviewers or reviews.

European elections have traditionally seen low turn outs, but one idea to engage voters across the EU, by indirectly electing the next EU Commission president, might persuade them to cast their ballot.

I have ideas to engage readers.

"We are always looking at innovative ideas to engage all pupils and children with SEN sometimes need more active, out-of-the-box ideas," says Emily Genochio, year 2 teacher and inclusion manager at the school.

This comes out most clearly when al-Kindi uses Greek ideas to engage with the problems of his time, especially in the arena of theology.

In particular, we focus on cognitive skills in numeracy and literacy.4 According to the OECD numeracy "is defined as the ability to access, use, interpret and communicate mathematical information and ideas to engage in a range of situations in adult life" (OECD 2016a pg. 18).

A good quality ECCE program goes beyond the centre based intervention and involves parents & community members (stakeholders) responsible for child's learning at home, early stimulus of the child is very important and caregiver material provides caregivers with tools and ideas to engage with their children at home.