Sentence examples for position to engage from inspiring English sources
Long belts running from a central motor on the ceiling could be moved into position to engage each machine when needed.
Mr. Walker is certainly the first in that position to engage in the kind of blunt verbal sparring with the White House that occurred this week.
The panel is concerned about her level of isolation: they're worried she may not be in any position to engage with the help they'd like to provide.
"Many media owners and leading journalists have vested political and economic interests and use their position to engage in ruthless 'media wars' against political opponents," the report found.
And indeed, Itoje showed some decent touches, even if he never quite put himself in a position to engage the afterburner and outpace the Blues defence.
The desired gear ratio is selected by manipulating a shift lever that slides a spur gear into the proper position to engage the various gears.
Kevin S. Huffman, the Tennessee education commissioner, said administration officials "have been crystal clear that it would not be a waiver for everyone, but for states who are positioned to engage in meaningful reform with real accountability".
For insofar as a creature can indeed predict its own sensory inputs from the "top down," such a creature is well positioned to engage in familiar (though perhaps otherwise deeply puzzling) activities like dreaming and some kind of free-floating imagining.
However, level 2 of the TAGS consists of three categories depending on whether or not students are positioned to engage in scientific practices.
Significantly, the author of the letter usually looks straight out at the reader, indicating that the latter is been positioned to engage with, rather than observe, the former (Painter et al. 2013: 19).
Heritage scientists and conservators are uniquely positioned to engage with artists to collect details on materials and technologies used, as well as acquire information on the early technologies before these become obsolete.
