Sentence examples for enlisted to make a from inspiring English sources

Mind you, if Nick Clegg helps prop you up again, he can be enlisted to make a video thanking people for accepting this sacrifice so patiently.

Instead, they've been enlisted to make a Hollywood-style hit that helps people justify paying for cable every month.

Several specialists at the hospital were enlisted to make sense of the infection.

The firm raised two hundred thousand dollars from a charity and enlisted Leslie Edwards, the British hostage negotiator, to make a deal with the pirates.

On November 16, 1966, the commanding officer of Eriksson's platoon, a Negro lieutenant, Harold Reilly (whose name, like every soldier's name in this account, has been changed), assigned him as one of five enlisted men who were to make up a reconnaissance patrol, its mission to comb a sector of the Central Highlands for signs of Vietcong activity.

For heat and hot water, enlisted men had to make do with a faulty boiler.

So they decided to spin it into a company and have enlisted investors like SoftTech VC in order to make it a reality.

Secretary Hagel's bona fides as a former enlisted soldier were supposed to make him better able to relate to the troops, and therefore better qualified to lead them.

Even so, Mr. Hagel did not hide the quiet storm that is gathering, one that will test his empathy with the enlisted ranks as he begins to make tough calls over coming weeks about further shrinking the Pentagon after more than a decade of war and free spending.

Along with trained, salaried health extension workers – all of whom are female, a step to make families more comfortable with door-to-door visits – thousands of volunteers have been enlisted nationwide in the government's "health development army".

Brian Canlis, who ran the lounge for Air Force One while enlisted in the military, identified them with one quick sniff: "I used to make those for George W. Bush," he said.