Sentence examples for move to engage from inspiring English sources

As museums move to engage audiences armed with a social media bullhorn, answering questions and occasional anger from visitors about diversity has become another role of the museum.

As she was making her whirlwind tour of the countries on the periphery of Iran, imagine if she had actually landed in Tehran in a bold move to engage in the direct negotiations that President Obama had so eloquently suggested a year-and-a-half ago.

Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's bold move to engage North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Il, coincided with another sign of the North's tentative opening, as North and South Korea announced a timetable to start repairing road and rail links closed since the Korean War.

This was clearly a big push and the overall tone was one of a significant move to engage with developers outside the US.

And Twitter recently made a move to engage businesses by launching "Twitter 101," a how-to guide for how businesses can best use Twitter.

While this may sound a little extreme for some, for gamers virtual reality gameplay like samurai-inspired Sairento VR enables you to physically move to engage in its gameplay, and will soon prove to be the ultimate arcade experience.

To the north, units of the national army moved to engage the Kalashnikov-wielding rebels.

Underground, without cellphone service, people are moved to engage, said Lele Saveri, the Newsstand's manager.

He stressed that the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, had recently moved to "engage more with Nato".

After watching the 2016 film A Plastic Ocean, Wildman was moved to engage the whole school in a campaign to reduce plastic use.

But they also said that Mr. Bush's top deputies, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and National Security Adviser Stephen J. Hadley, had decided that, barring some major conciliatory move from Tehran, American moves to engage Iran had run their course.