Sentence examples for enlisting men from inspiring English sources

Maddened with desperation Mr. Narracott sold Joey to the recruiting officer who was enlisting men for the war that was brewing between England and Germany.

In a recent article in The Washington Monthly, Mr. Moskos and a co-author, Paul Glastris, contended that a new draft would focus less on raising conscripts for the military than on enlisting men and women for such tasks as border patrol, tracking immigrants and guarding dams, nuclear power plants and sports complexes.

All are officers, unless the defendant is an enlisted man and requests enlisted men on the jury, in which case up to one-third may be enlisted.

Officers slept on one side of the cave, enlisted men on the other.

Enlisted men had mustered in the dawn outside, shadows on 26th Street.

White officers snubbed their black counterparts, and white enlisted men refused to salute or obey black officers and showered insults on the enlisted men of the Guards.

Navy enlisted men made very little then, and Dad's family did not qualify for base housing, living in trailer parks until he was in the fourth grade.

Tents had to be arrayed in neat lines, sentries had to walk their posts instead of simply sitting there and enlisted men had to salute officers.

They are a popular residence for Navy enlisted men and others with limited means — people like Michelle Moore-Bosko and Bill Bosko, the man she secretly married two months before the murder.

Both of those people are service members, the officer said, but it was unclear if they were the Air Force and Navy enlisted men now under scrutiny.

As an Army Air Corps sergeant stationed at Hickam Field, outside Honolulu, in 1944 and 1945, I soon discovered that the private Waialae Country Club, the best course in Hawaii, was reserved for Army enlisted men over the weekends.