Sentence examples for was engagement from inspiring English sources
noun
An appointment, especially to speak or perform
- The lecturer has three speaking engagements this week.
He was engagement editor for the Courier-Mail before joining Guardian Australia in 2014.
He was engagement editor for The Courier-Mail before joining Guardian Australia in 2014.
But, with hindsight, it says that a "key missing element" in deciding to close the review about corporate governance was "engagement at the most senior FSA executive level".
He added that there was "engagement" between lawyers on both sides before Green told a journalist of her plans to donate part of her bonus to charity.
A main message at the conference was engagement: Before administrators can hope to solicit donations, they need to help alumni to understand what's in it for them — both personally and professionally.
Photography's aim is engagement.
Our objective is engagement.
It's engagement with people.
The usual alternative to military action is "engagement".
