Sentence examples for out of engaging from inspiring English sources
His dance portraits — of Bolshoi stars Ekaterina Maximova and her irresistible husband, Vladimir Vasiliev; the charming and intelligent Balanchine muse Violette Verdy; the iron-willed Maya Plisetskaya, and others — are crafted out of engaging interviews, archival footage, and illuminating coaching sessions in which these living legends pass down their insights to a new generation of dancers.
The Bush Administration opted out of engaging with others who sought objectives seemingly at odds with our own, and, as a result, weakened another kind of interoperability -- the political and diplomatic interoperability that is an essential element of American leadership in the international community.
Within the DIALHS collaboration we have subsequently, in a mixture of deliberate and spontaneous actions, tried out different ways of engaging and supporting PHC facility managers to recognize and address population health needs, working with their staff.
Initially, the Republicans objected that Mr. Ford was sent to carry out President Obama's policy of engaging the Syrian government.
On Sept. 29, the maritime association closed 29 West Coast ports and locked out 10,500 longshoremen, accusing them of engaging in a slowdown.
The Confederate losses were about 500 killed and wounded and over 200 prisoners out of 1,707 engaged.
True to Ancient Greek tradition, Robert sets out to engage many of the best minds of our time to confirm and expand his understanding.
The AIDS epidemic in the 1970s and 1980s wiped out a generation of engaged and educated audience members.
Though it was an uncharacteristically cold, snowy day in our part of Oregon, hundreds of students marched out of school, engaging in what was certainly, for many of them, their first act of civil disobedience.
A substantial proportion of out-of-school youth engage in risky sex.
It also could be a helpful fillip to those of us out there who are trying to figure out engaging ways of reducing screen time for offspring.
