Sentence examples for enlisted out from inspiring English sources

He saw it from the bottom, when he enlisted out of high school in 1963.

Using data presented by the army, the decision noted that last year fewer than 1,300 ultra-Orthodox youths enlisted out of a pool of 8,500, a rate of 15 percent.

While some free people of color may have enlisted out of a sense of loyalty to their state, most evidently did so out of fear of possible reprisals if they did not.

It was all part of the agreement he'd made with the government when he enlisted out of high school: In exchange for his service, he'd be taken care of.

It's very rare for a network comedy to know what it wants to be right out of the gate, but "Enlisted" started out fully formed and fantastic, and it went on to deepen its characters in realistic ways and tell empathic stories while supplying many, many laughs.

A veteran of the first gulf war, he had re-enlisted out of patriotism after 9/11.

Even as he looks to his sweetheart for some sign of tenderness — she thinks he has failed to enlist out of cowardice — his expression barely changes.

Enlisting out of high school in 1946, Charlton served first in occupied Germany, then occupied Japan in administrative duties before requesting transfer to the front.

Congressman Jerry Nadler has introduced legislation (HR 2497) to enlist out of work young people in the various stimulus and capital efforts around transportation infrastructure.

While you should enlist out of a desire to serve your country and grow as an individual, you may do that and get a sign-on bonus.

A30 Dean Takes Grassroots Route Howard Dean's presidential campaign has enlisted paid out-of-state coordinators to execute "The Ask," recruiting people to offer their homes for meetings of Mr. Dean's supporters.