Sentence examples for enlisted to keep from inspiring English sources

The site's overseers include the forum's founder, a 19-year-old  junior at Columbia College, and two Columbia seniors he enlisted to keep up with demand.

Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia, was enlisted to keep word of the kidnapping off that site, even as user-editors tried to post it.

Violence and the presence of 100,000 policemen and 57,000 soldiers enlisted to keep the peace during the football championship are likely to deter many middle-class protesters.None of which means the tournament will be entirely protest-free.

Other volunteers have been enlisted to keep an eye on each of the pianos around the city - 36 in Manhattan, 10 in Brooklyn, 4 in the Bronx, 6 in Queens and 4 on Staten Island.

But the tight $30,000 budget risked tipping the job more toward realism than magic until the architects realized that Los Angeles's nonunionized, second economy of inexpensive immigrant craftsmen could be enlisted to keep the helium in their dream.

Mr Cameron highlighted NML's use of volunteers, who are to be enlisted to help keep museums open for longer, as part of his community empowerment speech.

A brand-new ensign arrived at a naval station, plainly convinced that one of his most important duties was to keep the enlisted men jacked up in the matter of saluting.

By William McGuire and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 13 , 1943 P. 17A brand-new ensign arrived at a naval station, plainly convinced that one of his most important duties was to keep the enlisted men jacked up in the matter of saluting.

To keep up the pace, he also increasingly enlisted his son and agent, Hugh Ambrose, 35, as a collaborator, with additional research from his four other children.

Most nights Patti needed someone to keep her company until Allen came home from his gig, and I was enlisted to help out her out, in exchange for a six-pack of beer.  .

As many as 800,000 volunteers have also been enlisted to help maintain security.