Sentence examples for enlisting a group from inspiring English sources
Fingers snapped in the air above heads or reached out to neighboring tables, enlisting a group of curious spectators — visiting as part of a dabke dance festival — as joyous participants.
Cathedral Group Plc, a property development group out of UK, is changing that perception, recently enlisting a group of twenty architects and designers to create their own dollhouses, each with a characteristic that would make life easier for a disabled child. .
They enlisted a group of "passive" members who contributed financially in return for a yearly portfolio of prints.
Ms. Johnson has also enlisted a group of about 40 people who will sit in the audience but appear onstage from time to time to perform simple gestural movements.
Two weeks earlier, Sannoh had met with the C.D.C. epidemiologists and agreed to enlist a group of local men to work on the building.
With his impassioned views against gun control and abortion rights, Mr. Schundler has enlisted a group of energetic believers who will be sure to vote.
For another track, Power 2 the People, they enlisted a group of kids who'd been hanging around in the car park near their studio to provide vocals.
The Seattle Times last week reported that Amazon had enlisted a group of warehouse workers to write positive tweets about their experiences.
In keeping with a long tradition of celebrity travel counseling, the Long Island Rail Road and its commuting cousin, Metro-North, have enlisted a group of notable New Yorkers to remind passengers about a new smoking ban that begins on Sunday.
IN 2001 Devah Pager, then a doctoral candidate in sociology at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, enlisted a group of 23-year-old male college students to pose as applicants for entry-level jobs advertised online and in a Milwaukee newspaper.
The format of "Prize" is similar to a work she first showed in the mid-'90s at Bennington College in Vermont when she enlisted a group of dancers and made a piece on the spot.
