Sentence examples for together engaging from inspiring English sources

Our curators in our education department put together engaging educational programming and we deliver that to a host institution.

Ephron's fiercely intelligent wit and ruthless cultural commentary braided together engaging personal revelation with topics so large they made several generations of women re-evaluate their lives.

If my priority is to honor my wedding vows and spend the rest of my life with my husband, then my priorities need to be ensuring that we communicate regularly, that his physical and emotional needs are met, and that we spend quality time together engaging in activities that we both find appealing.

The director of the US DEA, Anthony Placido, had told MacQueen and Galdos straight-faced that America and Mexico were together engaged in "the biggest manhunt ever" and "relentless pursuit" of Guzmán.

With that in mind, Yoonseo sees open-source hardware as the key for enabling communities around the world to vastly increase their productive potential and together engage in strategic economic collaboration.

The audio and visuals of "Video Musics II" together engage the viewer in a compelling virtual reality-type experience as the narrative of Buddhist monk Xuanzang and his quest to India unfolds.

To build the institute, we began the process of creating a community of environmental scientists, social scientists, lawyers, policy and management analysts, health experts, and engineers who came to know each other and together engage in scholarship.

We need a story that helps us make sense of the realities we face, calls upon core values that bind us together, engages our best efforts and our collective sacrifice.

1) Community Engagement: First, you can play the game as a solo player, but you can also join a group and go on raids together, engage in teamwork, and build your collective effectiveness in the game.

Nurture a strong element of friendship and spontaneity when you are together, keep things fun and interesting by trying new things together, working on something together, or engaging in friendly competition.

Even the military, which was once hailed as the place where American men of all backgrounds stood together, engages less than one percent of the population.