Sentence examples for past engaged from inspiring English sources

We see visitors strolling past, engaged in contemplation or struck with amazement.

Now working with two sponsored Syrian researchers, Barer has in the past engaged with an Iraqi colleague who specialised in a groundbreaking diagnostic system for tuberculosis, with whom he is still in regular contact.

A Peaceful Valentine 9. (U) The Sri Ram Sena (SRS), a small, fringe Hindu extremist group which has in the past engaged in isolated violence against young men and women celebrating Valentine's Day, lost its momentum this year.

A number of these entities have in the past engaged in questionable practices that have harmed students and taxpayers.

It was nothing new for Christie, who has in the past engaged in shouting matches with attendees at campaign events, called a former Navy SEAL an idiot for criticizing him and, armed with an ice cream cone, once barked at an opponent on the Jersey Shore — a confrontation caught on video.

Of the original 99 currently engaged in NSSI, five students could not be matched due to a lack of matching students in the other two self-injury categories, resulting in a total of 94 current engaged in NSSI students, 94 past engaged in NSSI students, and 94 never engaged in NSSI students (total N = 282) matched on race, sex, and university.

Essentially the scanners of today and the printers of the past are engaged in very similar work".

In the final scenes a drunken man and woman stumble past cars, engaged in either a lovers' quarrel or an unsuccessful solicitation.

Benjamin Rhodes, a deputy national-security adviser under President Obama, is among those who reject Putin's logic, but he said, "Putin is not entirely wrong," adding that, in the past, "we engaged in regime change around the world.

Facebook briefly received approval for a China-based subsidiary — it was later withdrawn following media reports — while it has tested local products in the past and engaged in dialogue with regulators.

When the opportunity to address social policy questions arose again after Clinton was elected, Moynihan remained too obsessed with the past to engage in another reform effort.