Sentence examples for cadets to join from inspiring English sources

First, any faculty member or staff officer found to be proselytizing cadets to join or adhere to a specific religious faith (or any faith at all), or to be grading or disciplining cadets on the basis of their religious beliefs or practices, shall face court-martial for violating the Constitution he or she has sworn to uphold.

The Admiralstab ordered Hertha, which had been on a training cruise for naval cadets, to join Dresden off Mexico.

Marie said she took the note as a joke but had had a stressful day, and accepted the cadet's invitation to join him and some friends for drinks in the room Cadet Meester shared with another cadet.

Following the path of an older brother, Mr. Gabreski attended Notre Dame, but he was captivated by flying lessons and left college in the summer of 1940, after his sophomore year, to join an Army Air Corps cadet program.

Scouts had been fine, but when I was offered the opportunity to join the Combined Cadet Force, I came out as a conscientious objector – opting instead for the Duke of Edinburgh's award.

But Clark's wife, Gertrude, whom he had met while he was a West Point cadet, was a Catholic, and Clark decided to join the Church.

Shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, he signed up for the Naval Aviation cadet program and after pilot training opted to join the Marines.

His father wanted the young Marconi to join the navy as a cadet but Guglielmo was more interested in science than the sea.

When women began to join Texas A&M's renowned Corps of Cadets a decade later, opposition was fierce, as reflected in the widely publicized case of one student, Melanie Zentgraf.

Cadets are not members of the military and are not obliged to join the Canadian Forces.

Lépine applied to join the Canadian Forces as an officer cadet in September 1981 at the age of 17, but was rejected during the interview process.