Sentence examples for busy enrolling from inspiring English sources
While some mothers were busy enrolling their children in summer camps and art classes, Odessa Childs was scouring her neighborhood this month for a place to feed her five children after the schools' free lunch program ends with the school year.
This kind of broader training is a legacy of the Confucian focus on self-perfection, and it is in step with the Maoist notion of "all-round development"; the emphasis is on practice and mastery, where American parents, busy enrolling their young kids in arty extras, are likely to stress self-expression and creativity.
This would overcome the problem of missing potentially interested women when the researcher responsible for recruiting is busy enrolling other potential participants.
To keep busy, she enrolled in French classes.
As a way of helping Tiryese deal with difficult emotions, gain self-confidence, learn discipline and stay busy after school, Mr. Fredericksen is enrolling him in a karate program.
Its goal is to enroll "new, busy boomer volunteers who can commit 10 hours per week" to tutor at-risk children and assist the frail elderly in their own homes.
Funny, isn't it, how your mistakes ― like not enrolling in your company's matched 401(k) because you were busy paying your bills with the money ― didn't result in any tax benefits for you?
But savvy companies are busy creating reports that are simpler, cheaper and easier to read while delivering more authentic and strategic content, providing greater transparency and engaging, enlightening and enrolling stakeholders.
The 60-year-old La Cañada resident serves on the human resources committee of YMCA of the Foothills and is a member herself, but was always too busy or too shy to enroll in one of the many fitness programs offered there.
Selection bias from convenience sampling may have occurred because patients were more likely to have been enrolled at less busier or better staffed times.
On Tuesday alone, 600,000 people enrolled, making it the busiest day in the three years of enrollment under the Affordable Care Act, the agency reported.
