Sentence examples for which to engage from inspiring English sources

Cucumber offers them much more with which to engage.

In his view, the universal museum remains the best context in which to engage with art.

As one character says: "We make our own machines and devise our own contests in which to engage them".

Notwithstanding Jamaica's explosive, violent and dysfunctional domestic politics at the time, all this added confidence to the notion that "we" had something valuable with which to engage.

It offers America and Israel a young and educated constituency with which to engage — and a similar constituency exists in the West Bank and, yes, even in Gaza.

Despite the rise of TV on demand, television advertising remains one of the most powerful channels through which to engage and influence audiences.

Many English-speaking white South Africans have fewer spaces – both physical and creative – in which to engage with their history and future.

The second is mobile platforms, which have provided an onramp for developers, a very easy platform on which to engage with small teams.

You may not agree with Zuckerberg's "one identity" concept, but the fact that people have to register their real names has certainly made Facebook a much safer space in which to engage.

The Big Brother tour is part of the Trust's London Project which aims to engage younger and more urban audiences.

We saw this with the recent relaunch of the Industry Standard, which tries to engage readers to predict future business events.