Sentence examples for up to engaging from inspiring English sources

Or maybe choppy emotion regulation strategies putting you under sway of the smallest mood-swing: "I'm not feeling up to engaging with people at the moment, bettter to stay home".

Captain Foss and his 11 pilots went up to engage them.

Only 14 when her father died, she grew up to engage in chronically unhappy love affairs.

That confidence, in turn, has helped spur the increase in the number of political organizations that pop up to engage in the big political entanglement of the moment.

At the moment too many are just being trained up to engage in the next development project, to get their next handout".

The charities are typically set up to engage in medical research or education, and the doctors involved defend those efforts as legitimate charitable activities that benefit the public.

Prime Minister Najib Razak has said that the committee was being set up to engage with the public but that it would not decide the fate of the project, according to a report Saturday by the national news agency Bernama.

"Companies like Unilever are coming up to engage more meaningfully at the onset of a disaster, and mobile phone companies are a good example – we can work with them to develop the software and mechanisms to transfer cash".

"Our approach actually frees you up to engage in what's happening in that moment — 'well, how do I suck his eyes out?' " said Mr. Cancelmi, who plays the soldier.

This focuses the wisdom of the Twitter crowd onto the most notorious idiots and enables those who sign up to engage in a collective block, without necessarily banning the perpetrators from the internet.

To some folks at this confab, even the planet's most intractable problems seem a bit less insurmountable this year even fixable, if we devote enough time and focus, and if governments step up to engage businesses to help provide relief and solutions on various fronts (and let them earn a profit doing it).