Sentence examples for to engage himself from inspiring English sources

One boy leaned forward into the circle, trying to engage himself in the lesson, in the way that little children do.

Of course one way to engage himself with contemporary music would have been to turn the Met into a commissioning house.

His Renaissance-centered view of music as a humane discipline led him to engage himself actively in music education in the United States.

There are three areas for a buff to engage himself in: the yard, where the trains are assembled; the tracks; and the switching yard, where empty freight cars are exchanged for full ones.

But if he wants to do more than cast blame, and if trade is as high a priority as he asserts, he needs to engage himself in the struggle for an acceptable compromise.

In case of a negative response, the search session is concluded and the participant can either return to the service to engage himself in another session, or abandon the service.

He was too much of an opportunist to risk engaging himself absolutely in favor of anyone.

An engineer who worked at L'Oréal said it best: "I think M. Schueller is too much of an opportunist to risk engaging himself absolutely in favor of anyone".

A the beginning of his trial he asked the judge to appoint a lawyer to represent him, as he was too poor to engage on himself.

"The president could engage himself," he added.

(7:18) Why did you not simply say something to this effect: he is the sort of man who forgets to eat when he engages himself in vigorous pursuit of learning, who is so full of joy that he forgets his worries, and who does not notice that old age is coming on?