Sentence examples for indefinitely engaged from inspiring English sources
Your mind is thus indefinitely engaged in this calming experiment.
By using auxiliaries and by rotating ships and personnel, modern fleets can remain at sea indefinitely, especially if not engaged in combat.
In testimony earlier this year, Senior Advisor to the Secretary of State and Coordinator for Iraq, Ambassador David M. Satterfield, suggested that the joint congressional resolution authorizing the use of force in Iraq gives your administration the authority to engage indefinitely in offensive combat operations in Iraq.
Lambert, 20, has been suspended indefinitely by New Mexico after she engaged in shoving, punching, tripping and yanking an opponent down by the ponytail last Thursday in a 1-0 loss to Brigham Young.
Riyadh plainly would prefer to see Iran consigned indefinitely to membership in an "axis of evil" than engaged in direct and seemingly amiable negotiations with the U.S. secretary of State at a five-star Geneva hotel.
Fedotowsky maintained they were still engaged this fall -- though their wedding was postponed indefinitely -- but it looks like their love story doesn't have a fairy tale ending after all.
But the UN, which has been engaged with the dispute since 1965, will not stay indefinitely.
Employees are usually engaged with the expectation that they will be working indefinitely with the business.
Hoping to win a second week, Mr. Olbermann, who has engaged in increasingly bitter mudslinging with Mr. O'Reilly, has delayed his vacation indefinitely.
By engaged, the president meant that there will be troops in Iraq, and by beyond his presidency he meant indefinitely.
