Sentence examples for otherwise engaged in from inspiring English sources

There was desultory criticism from America, but Israel's principal ally was otherwise engaged in Iraq.

One obvious flaw was that the boss, the brain behind the scheme, was otherwise engaged in England.

Morning sickness, according to Oriental physiology, arises because the kidney energy which normally supports the liver energy is otherwise engaged in supporting the baby.

Addicts are hardly aware that their nervous system has been enslaved, as they are otherwise engaged in the vicissitudes of the addictive behavior.

When not otherwise engaged in court or jail, Bill Clinton could pursue a career in entertainment, helped by his many media friends.

Mr. McCall and his backers also made a concerted effort to lock up the support of as many Democrats as possible while Mr. Cuomo was otherwise engaged in Washington, hoping to box him out of the race.

Otherwise they are strictly forbidden to promote their beliefs among Chinese citizens, distribute religious materials or otherwise engage in missionary work.

After all the revelations about reporters at Rupert Murdoch's tabloid newspapers, and quite possibly some others, hacking voice-mail boxes, bribing public officials, and otherwise engaging in journalistic "dark arts" — Leveson's phrase — this was hardly surprising.

Other terms include WikiGnome (a user who keeps a low profile, fixing typos, poor grammar, and broken links) and its antithesis, WikiTroll (a user who persistently violates the site's guidelines or otherwise engages in disruptive behavior).

Tom Coughlin will be the team's coach, not its tour guide, and players will not be seen toting cameras, wearing fanny packs, unfolding maps or otherwise engaging in the peculiar rituals of out-of-towners.

Through singing, dancing, painting, telling fables of neurotic mobsters who visit psychiatrists, and otherwise engaging in what Ms. Dissanayake calls "artifying," people can be quickly and ebulliently drawn together, and even strangers persuaded to treat one another as kin.