Beyond that the key from here, at nibbly Tent Bridge and the standard nerve-frazzling endgame at the Kia Oval will surely be the ability of the captain, England's greatest modern opener, to set a winning example, to leave alone successfully, to aggressively un-engage those A-list left-arm new ball quicks.
Like principals and fathers, athletes are boring and un-engaging.
The couple — who got engaged in April 2011, un-engaged in July of that year, then re-engaged that November — announced she was pregnant in late January 2012.
When President Sarkozy orders a complex cabinet reshuffle, he is engaging in "un Meccano politicien".
These commanders also continued to allow, it is claimed, local businessmen and landlords to engaging in "un-Islamic practices" in return for bribes.
As a theatrical performance, "C'est du Chinois" is spare and unadorned, and the performers (some are nonprofessional actors) are engaging and un-self-conscious.
Critics accuse President Bush of skewing his $64 billion, 10-year economic plan to help the rich, while he counters that opponents are engaging in un-American "class warfare".
E-mail every health article you read to your entire contact list with the subject line "Thought this might interest you! ;)" Include links to YouTube videos of cats engaging in un-catlike behavior (playing the piano, snuggling with dogs, filing quarterly self-employment taxes, etc).. Keep a bottle of hand sanitizer on you at all times.
Several times the regime said that we were engaging in un-constructive activities, imposing thoughts that lead to anti-Russian propaganda," Islyamova said.
Shot at Edit Festival in Haarlem (fully facilitating any Haarlem Shake joke you want to make), the video depicts an un-named 83 year engaging in a pretty aggressive shuffle to some clanging industrial beats.
Farkhunda's family said reports that she discouraged visitors to the Shah-Do Shamshira shrine of engaging in "un-Islamic excesses" seem more in line with her character, recalling a recent funeral where she encouraged relatives to pray — rather than weep — for the deceased.
