Sentence examples for match engagement from inspiring English sources

29 30 Consequently, the physiological response to tennis match-play is expected to be in proportion to the physical demands, match engagement and environmental context.

In an interview at TC Disrupt in September 2014 (three months after Moments launched), founder and CEO Sean Rad said Tinder has "seen a massive increase in conversations started and post-match engagement".

If Line continues to eschew reporting its monthly active users it's hard to escape the conclusion it's struggling to match the engagement levels of its biggest rivals.

Jason went with a classic wedding look and feel, but with deep blues to match the engagement ring and painted gold on his beautifully piped royal icing.

Another thing to discuss with the jeweler is the ability to custom design the wedding ring to match the engagement ring.

For women, it might be a first edition book by her favorite author or a small piece of heirloom jewelry like a pendant or a pair of earrings that match the engagement ring.

Despite the differences in measures used, the above research infers changes in match-play engagement within and between days of match-play.

The beaming couple emerged from the Piccadilly property on Tuesday afternoon sporting matching Rhodium engagement rings.

The world governing body has advised England to make alternative arrangements and although it has yet to be ratified, it appears the most likely course of events would be for Fabio Capello and his players to remain at their Rustenburg base in the morning and train there before catching a later flight to Port Elizabeth for the pre-match media engagements.

Amazon has a lot of catching up to do to match Wattpad's engagement – the nine-year old company has 40 million active users on the network monthly, according to its latest shared stats, and those members post over 24 hours' worth of new material for reading every single day.

In these terms, the results of this synthesis around technological engagement match those found in a study of refugee women in the UK, where the outcomes of engagement included psychological empowerment and the development and maintenance of personal identity [ 47].