Sentence examples for show engage from inspiring English sources

Asked on one occasion how he could star in his own show, engage in lecturing, volunteer, study French and still spend time with his family and his hobbies of photography, fishing and sailing, Mr. Keeshan replied, "One of the big secrets of finding time is not to watch television".

Do your works in this show engage with that question?

In particular, the energy and spirit that could make the show engaging for the young audience it is (I think) intended for ends up cramped and almost desultory.

The teams put on a good show, engaging in a "line brawl" in the third period of Game 3, and Canadiens Coach Michel Therrien called Senators Coach Paul MacLean classless.

KPMG, the new e-mail messages show, engaged in exhaustive legal analysis of tax and civil court rulings and I.R.S. rulings to find loopholes in the ever-changing tax code to justify its shelters.

Occurring eight years later, when Britain is arguably a lot more interesting, the show engages the mounting antipathies of the working class, the growth of privatization and development, and the fury over nuclear armament, Ginia Bellafante writes.

Savannah Guthrie of 'Today' show engaged to Mike Feldman.

The show engages viewers on a trustworthy level: its portrayal of drug taking is wholly realistic because, of course, it's happening there in front of you, thus when the education section begins one is not immediately sceptical.

He spryly bounded on and off stage, and near the end of the show engaged in a flight of jumping jacks near the conclusions of "With a Little Help From My Friends". .

"Black-ish," the new ABC sitcom created by veteran TV writer Kenya Barris, doesn't follow this line of reasoning -- the show engages with race from the moment its title card appears.

All five of these shows engage me so deeply.