Sentence examples for enlisting students from inspiring English sources

Radical groups supplied much of the manpower, often enlisting students eager to enter paradise through the golden door of a martyr's death.

Since the opening of the museum's new contemporary art wing last fall, for example, the store has begun enlisting students, faculty and alumni of its affiliated School of the Museum of Fine Arts in the production of artist-made lines.

In one class, he learned about Samuel Mockbee, an architecture professor at Auburn University, who was enlisting students to transform scrap materials into houses for poor black people in rural Alabama.

Instead, having convinced some big name DJs to play at his event, the teenager set about promoting the club-night through social networking sites such as Facebook, and by word-of-mouth, enlisting students at a number of schools in the capital to sell tickets on commission basis.

Re "At Stanford, Clinical Training for Defense of Religious Liberty" (news article, Jan . 22: A new clinic at Stanford Law School is enlisting students to oppose restrictions on the free expression of religion, like building mosques or religious expression at work.

Enlisting students to contribute to these resources is mutually beneficial and ensures that the data they collect can be used by subsequent students and other researchers for years to come.

Specifically, the I.A.C.C. College Outreach Campaign aimed to enlist students in spreading its message to other students.

It also enlists students who have overcome abusive relationships — an umbrella term for emotional, physical or sexual violence.

Harvard enlists students to call and e-mail thousands of prospective minority applicants with high test scores.

Back home, students realise learning is their responsibility; in the UK, you have to work hard to enlist students' interest".

The program seeks to enlist students and teachers in six high schools in promoting a culture of honesty.