Sentence examples for in which engaged from inspiring English sources
Instead, Kings County found a niche in which engaged consumers will pay a premium for a specialty product.
Mr. Habeeb — a producer, actor and reality-show host for programs like "Cheaters" and "Stag: Last Night of Freedom" (in which engaged bachelors enjoy a final eye-popping hurrah before saying "I do") — is not publicly known for baby expertise.
Among the newcomers: "The Search for the Most Talented Kid in America," a pint-size version of "American Idol," and "Race for the Altar," in which engaged couples compete for a fancy, televised wedding.
As we move into an exciting new era of city design in which engaged citizens have never been more interested in how to make cities better, and in which they can be provided with good tools to contribute to the efforts to do so, we are poised to move into high gear.
His patrons think little of his "One Europe" idea and continue to exist "in their own countries" during their stay, but Fenwick goes on to dream of the courtship rites of the Midsummer Night festival, in which engaged couples jump over embers, as he prepares the wood for a twenty-fourth of June bonfire and envisions Valerie jumping over it.
Where this firstly led to large conversation sessions without a lot of designing, over time it evolved into more advanced participatory planning processes, in which engaged citizens could discuss the sustainability of their direct environment (Roggema et al. 2014a, b).
In 2005, the Burbank colony opened — the first one in which EngAGE had a say in the design.
In hylobatids, which engage primarily in suspensory orthograde locomotion and posture, there apparently is a secondary ventral shift of the septum so that the transposition is lost.
Rock War looks at poverty and the upper class in sensitive ways which engage the reader.
Female rats had six exposures each to a chamber in which they engaged in nonpaced sex and a chamber in which they engaged in paced or preferred pacing interval sex.
Participants at the two-year college (2yc) included students in a geologic hazards introductory course, in which students engaged in the activity administered during three separate classes, and in two physical introductory geology courses, in which students engaged in the activity in just one class period.
