Sentence examples for energetic recruiting from inspiring English sources
Flowers debuted in Edinburgh later that year after Kemp had done some energetic recruiting in the Princes Street Gardens.
Despite energetic recruiting efforts, the most academically talented of white, rural, working-class students overwhelmingly choose to attend their state colleges and universities or religious institutions, where they feel they will fit in socially with their peers more comfortably.
Boisterous and energetic, they recruited (or impressed into service) more and more followers as they surged out of Paris in the autumn rain.
Donovan was an energetic recruiter.
Joe Galli made DeWalt a household name thanks to his "swarm teams," small armies of energetic college recruits who worked Nascar races, vocational trade shows and hardware supercenters.
At Forest Houses, Mr. Hirschhorn pursues that belief with a messianic fervor, his wiry, energetic frame seeming to be everywhere at once — working, sweating, recruiting, philosophizing.
Pownall was, however, successful in recruiting the province's full quota of militia, and his energetic assistance in the war effort earned him approbation from William Pitt, the Board of Trade, and the new commander-in-chief, James Abercrombie.
Milburn saw investing in services as a way to recruit bright, energetic young people with no formal qualifications.
Fast twitch (white) muscle fibres comprise the bulk of the myotome and are recruited for energetic movements associated with prey capture and escape behaviour [ 4].
When we were recruiting students onto our degree programmes we were looking for students who were not only outstanding academically, but also energetic and able to come in and create a dynamic extracurricular environment.
