Sentence examples for well engaging from inspiring English sources

And Tintin — the boy reporter who decides to wipe out the international opium trade in China and travels to the Soviet Union as well, engaging in dangerous adventures with assorted friends and foes like Snowy (his dog), Captain Haddock, the Thom(p sons and Cuthbert Calculus — has become a franchise.

I wouldn't be surprised if many of your other resolutions came in pairs as well: engaging more in acts of service and kindness for spirituality; pursuing new hobbies and carving out more family time for renewal; and reading more and watching less TV for intellectual growth.

The service is doing well engaging its users, too, as 47% of its visits are return visits.

So far, the accusations that he is an isolationist do not ring true: his campaign statements ring with the phrases of international engagement, and he might well engage China and Russia rather more vigorously than some might like.

" There is the human part of it as well: engaged philanthropy.

This might sound obvious, but if you want to build a more engaged workforce you need to, well, engage.

Her principal influence, however, was over the changing social mores of a Britain already well engaged in the Industrial Revolution.

After the election, mainstream conservatives may well engage in what Richard Viguerie has forecast as "a massive, almost historic battle for the heart and soul of the Republican Party".

Mr. Gallois confirmed that the EADS board was "well engaged" in its discussions about his successor, but declined to indicate when an announcement might be made.

To frustrate or short-circuit the solemn process of impeachment that is now well engaged in the Congress could have two adverse effects.

The United States is already well engaged in this race, as evidenced by reports of the computer worm Stuxnet, used to attack Iran's nuclear enrichment equipment.