socializing

“I think millennials staying home and socializing on the Internet is a real factor in bars having a hard time,” he says.

Yet a younger, starrier crowd, while not exactly moving to the Upper East Side, is socializing in the area in greater numbers.

Most families live on the second floor of their wood homes, sleeping, eating, and socializing on mats in the main room.

Socializing has also been shown to improve cognitive functioning.

There was a time in Japan, decades ago, when socializing with the yakuza was acceptable.

The return of the soldier may assist us more than we expect in socializing the Jewish community.

She had no instinct for literature or the arts, and aside from her domestic capacities little skill or taste for "socializing."

Such teachers have welcomed the opportunity offered by the present war to forward the new idea of socializing domestic-arts work.

His war-service duties will give an additional motive for socializing his work.

We add socializing efforts without removing the individual viewpoint that has gotten into school studies and professional habits.