Sentence examples for make an engagement from inspiring English sources

"We have quite a few young men come in and make an engagement ring," he said.

Make an engagement plan for them.

In their place a hipper type of thinker was emerging, one who made an engagement with ideas seem like the epitome of cool -- a teasing erotics of the mind for a brain-addled, sensation-seeking generation.

Freedom of contract, from the very nature of the thing, can be enjoyed only by being exercised; and each particular exercise of it involves making an engagement which, if fulfilled, prevents for the time any inconsistent course of conduct.

A three stone ring with diamonds on either side of a colored gemstone can make an impressive engagement ring.

A man dialled a telephone number to make a luncheon engagement and then became so engrossed in a newspaper that he forgot whom he was calling.

The New Yorker, September 1 , 1928P. 9 Lady who was to make a dinner engagement with her husband forgets their private phone number.

By William Walden and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 8 , 1953P. 16 A man dialled a telephone number to make a luncheon engagement and then became so engrossed in a newspaper that he forgot whom he was calling.

The New Yorker, August 8 , 1953P. 16 A man dialled a telephone number to make a luncheon engagement and then became so engrossed in a newspaper that he forgot whom he was calling.

Saetre believes that the industry should make a deeper engagement to explain the role of oil and gas and what the industry means for societies and people's quality of life.

"Maybe a high-powered CEO who has some colleagues in town and wants to impress them, or someone who wants to make an extra special engagement night.