Sentence examples for stand engaging from inspiring English sources

A State Investigation Commission report in 1989 found that the authorities had botched major cases -- even enabling murderers to get off -- by coercing false confessions, brutalizing suspects, illegally tapping phones, lying on the witness stand, engaging in cover-ups and ignoring, losing or faking crucial evidence.

Their stand engaged key players, people, in its fulfillment.

When Serena Williams was contesting the US Open in 2012, the American poet Claudia Rankine watched from the stands, engaged in a parallel skirmish of her own.

When Archytas understood the danger he was in, he immediately sent a galley with messengers to demand him of Dionysius; alleging that he stood engaged for his safety, upon the confidence of which Plato had come to Sicily.

But, I want him to know where I stand on engaging in behaviors that are at best risky and at worst illegal or life-threatening.

Stand up, engaging your core muscles and keeping your back very straight.

Those that stand and engage in realtime are perceived as more transparent, more relaxed, less conflicted, and less scripted.

"The problem with most of... the liberal Democrats is they won't stand and engage in a political discussion if you come equipped with the truth," said Pat McGarland, a conservative living in downtown Milwaukee.

Prosecutors and defense attorneys began Monday to wrap up the sprawling Atlanta public school cheating case, in which a dozen former teachers and administrators stand accused of engaging in a massive criminal conspiracy to inflate scores on standardized tests.

Hear audio of a Pellicano-Ken Starr phone call Mr. Arneson, speaking clearly and articulately from the witness stand, instead of engaging in the usual mumbling we've all become accustomed to in this case, testified to having a complex relationship with Mr. Pellicano.

He fidgets or stands or engages a teammate.