Sentence examples similar to involve oneself with something from inspiring English sources

Each day I involve myself with something; some efforts more significant than others.

"I would never have got involved with something involving that much cash," Mack told VICE.

Almost every example involved someone with something to lose.

I'm thrilled to get involved with something about the Guildford Four, thrilled to get involved with something about the miners' strike, with Romeo and Juliet and this strange priest who knows all about drugs.

And I'm one of those persons that gets bored anyway, so doing it this way, it's never a boring moment in my life because I'm always involved in something that I love and then I'm getting ready to be involved with something else that I love when this thing that I love comes to an end.

If your network is looking a touch threadbare, take advantage of the start of term to get involved with something new.

"Neymar plays an important role with Brazil, involved with something like 60% of their goals.

"I'm trying to get involved with something you can't really argue with," he said.

"I was devastated to be involved with something like that," Hixon said.

"It's great to be involved with something that represents my generation".

And the vibrant playing of the orchestra suggests that the Berlin musicians realized they were involved with something exceptional.