Sentence examples for enlist now from inspiring English sources
And, you know, this is a conflict that you can be old enough to enlist now and have not even been alive on 9/11.
The postings Friday afternoon were fervent: "I want to help my country all I can even if I have to die doing it!" "If I enlist now will I get a shot at those responsible for the terrorist act?" "How do I become a sniper?" Many chat-room visitors said they lacked high school diplomas or had criminal records, that they were over age or overweight, flat of foot or pierced of tongue.
Innovative options should be explored and embraced, such as enlisting now-immune Ebola survivors as caregivers.vi.vi
Since then, Alva has been a vocal critic of "don't ask, don't tell". When Obama was introduced, someone in the audience showed, "Enlist us now!" But the transition is likely to take months.
Both of those people are service members, the officer said, but it was unclear if they were the Air Force and Navy enlisted men now under scrutiny.
At Get In Chicago, we are enlisting proposals now to help improve community trust, including ideas that involve law enforcement and will increase public safety.
The too-shaggy plot gets in motion after Ted marries brassy, gum-chewing grocery checkout girl Tami-Lynn (Jessica Barth) and, despite the plush toy groom's anatomical challenges, they decide to have a child, enlisting a now divorced and depressed John in an attempted sperm heist.
The writer has to resist the familiarity, work to find new words and forms to capture the new shapes – and words will fight back, will try to enlist what's now inside the familiar categories of then.
She was the supposed girlfriend of Carey, who graduated early to enlist and is now a hometown hero serving in Afghanistan.
The White House is now enlisting some of the same companies to help ferret out fraud.
