Sentence examples for enrolled your from inspiring English sources

If you're at least 16, but under 75, earn more than £5,564 a year and ask to be enrolled, your company will have to put you in the scheme and pay a minimum contribution, too.

YOU'VE already enrolled your teenagers in advanced-placement Mandarin, retained a $9,000-a-year college admissions consultant to help refine their applications, and sent them off to Kyrgyzstan to dig irrigation ditches for the summer.

If you are at least 16 but under 75, earn more than £5,824 a year (£112-plus a week) and ask to be enrolled, your company will have to put you in the scheme and pay a minimum contribution, too.

You are enrolling your family.

"It's like enrolling your child in a demanding school.

But she had another message for parents, too: "If you enroll your child in this school, you are not just enrolling your child.

To read L'Engle is to enroll your brain in a yoga class four levels too advanced.

To get the premium coverage, you must enroll your card, according to the Web site.

For your young camper's sake, vote "Yes" to the merger proposition by enrolling your child in Blustery Winds today.

And make sure to write down passwords when enrolling your fingerprints, or you might get locked out of your computer.

Called MasterCard PriceAssure, it works like this: You go to the service's Web site and enroll your MasterCard.