Sentence examples for involved by taking from inspiring English sources
Families can get involved by taking part in the four-day festival of shore-based music and street entertainment, while kids can check out the inflatable sports arena and the BBC Interactive Studio as well as going on the ships themselves (entry is subject to individual captain's discretion, although you're unlikely to be refused).
Let us try to grasp what this assumption involved by taking an analogy from another field.
Even Chili's official Twitter account decided to get involved by taking a jab at Pam's drunken night.
A growing number of physicians try to avert the possible consequences of the workload felt to be too heavy and the dissatisfaction involved by taking up jobs in non-medical professions at an early stage.
I suppose the best way for me to be involved is by taking my clubs.
Management in all three researched facilities described that they tried to diminish this resistance by communicating the usefulness of this new assessment system and involving staff by taking courses in the use of the interRAI-LTCF.
Management in all three researched facilities described that they tried to reduce this resistance by emphasizing the usefulness of this new assessment system and involving staff by taking courses in the use of the interRAI-LTCF.
In 2002, Laurie Bloom of Brightwaters got involved with Operation Santa by taking some of the thousands of letters from underprivileged children received at the General Post Office in New York City and distributing them to people who would grant their wishes.
Crowdfunding involves raising finance by taking small investments, loans or donations from a large number of people.
Here we present a systematic approach to identify a subset of such vulnerabilities, involving metabolic pathways, by taking advantage of publicly available data resources.
Thalamus was found to be one of the earliest structures involved by the neuropathological process taking place in the GM and the rate of thalamic atrophy in MS subjects was correlated with changes in EDSS [ 50].
