Sentence examples for enlisted to join from inspiring English sources

In "Yellow Face," Hwang's alter ego — D.H.H. — is enlisted to join in a protest against the casting.

JB recently told police he had been enlisted to join Islamic State in Syria, but Brussels prosecutors were not able to prove or disprove his claim, Kechiche said.

His bandmates in Tripping Icarus — an energetic four-piece rock group that Kluwe was enlisted to join mainly because of his prowess on the video game Guitar Hero (true story) — ended the session with a typical flurry of insults.

With the election two years away and the field of candidates to succeed Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg seeming to narrow rather than expand, the favorite political parlor game of the moment is determining which famous, rich or ambitious New Yorker might be enlisted to join the fray.

The Navy will then consider allowing enlisted women to join the submarine force and whether to make the necessary changes to accommodate women on the smaller fast-attack submarines.

A new chief executive, Brian T. Hassett, from United Way in Phoenix, was enlisted to help, joined by Arnold Henning, a former Navistar executive.

Despite these efforts, the North Carolinians suffered from rampant colds and pneumonia, and many of the enlisted men deserted in order to join the South Carolina line because of the high bounty being offered by that state for service.

He has a college degree from a respected university, but he chose to join the army as enlisted because he wanted to be a "boots on the ground" soldier; he feels it is his duty to serve his country by putting in the back-breaking work necessary.

I quit a lucrative career in finance to join the Marines as an enlisted man and served in Iraq after 9/11 because of my love for country.

Choi still had a couple of stumbling blocks: he was too old to join the Marines (he went for the Army instead) and the recruiters weren't used to processing former officers who wanted to come back as enlisted men.

Roger Leturno, who retired in September 2003 after serving as the senior enlisted adviser to General Gaddis and two successors at the recruiting command, said the president's rejection of a timetable for withdrawal would also make it harder for recruiters to persuade young people to join.