Sentence examples for possibly engaged from inspiring English sources
Danica McCord and Young were dating and possibly engaged to be married.
The 1930s one shows a spacious thoroughfare, with people walking on the pavements on both sides of the street: here and there, two or three individuals stand in the road, possibly engaged in conversation.
In a statement, Gerry Tschopp, a spokesman for Experian, said: "After the acquisition, the U.S. Secret Service notified Experian that Court Ventures had been and was reselling data from U.S. Info Search to a third party that the U.S. Secret Service was investigating as possibly engaged in illegal activity.
Judge Jed S. Rakoff of United States District Court let stand the trustee's claim that the team's owners, Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, were willfully blind to warnings that Madoff was possibly engaged in a fraud during their many years of investing with him.
This expression avails of the significance of the maximum number of electrons, for a given atom, possibly engaged in a reactive environment by either (or both) accepting or (and) ceding electrons to or from its valence state, see Table 1.
During this time Lettice Devereux possibly engaged in a love-affair with the Earl of Leicester; her whereabouts in the following years are largely unknown, though.
The Tonbridge Conservatives who voted Labour were possibly engaging in a mere reflex action of disapproval of the general situation.
"When I tell them Kansas City," she said with her subtle twang, "they ask me what in the world I did there" -- as if nothing Midwestern could possibly engage a New Yorker's interest.
For quite some time, I have been appalled about the U.S. possibly engaging in a practice like rendition, but this is the first time I have seen evidence presented clearly.
The only risk is that laughing aloud may intrigue neighboring passengers, possibly engaging them in unwanted conversation, or simply make them irked that they're not having fun, too.
The plan is to eventually move it to different pollution hotspots and raise awareness in further communities, possibly engaging schoolchildren by repainting the batons according to their local pollution levels.
