Sentence examples for be enrolling from inspiring English sources
verb
To enter (a name, etc.) in a register, roll or list
A fortnight into 2013 and we're already starting to worry about the number of students who will be enrolling on to courses this year.
The National Institutes of Health, which announced that it would not be enrolling any new patients in ongoing studies or clinical trials.
A clinical trial of another COX-2 inhibitor, celecoxib, which has the brand name Celebrex, is in the planning stages and will be enrolling patients early next year, Dr. Chan said.
But she cautioned that the reason might not be lower autism rates; instead, parents might not be enrolling their children in those classes, or might be sending them to private schools.
You, on the other hand, would be enrolling just one year early if you signed up at age 65, so your reduction would be considerably smaller, a little less than 7 percent.
Mr. Mueller seems to retain the confidence of the White House, although some officials have said they were dismayed that the bureau did not produce the Phoenix F.B.I. memorandum warning that Al Qaeda followers might be enrolling at flight schools in preparation for terrorist operations.
By 2018 11m may be enrolled.
By September, 247 students will be enrolled.
Two thousand elderly patients will be enrolled.
Many more children could be enrolled.
You are enrolling your family.
