Sentence examples for enrolling himself from inspiring English sources
He did indeed renege on his origins, enrolling himself first as an Episcopalian and later as a Roman Catholic when it suited his ambitions to do so.
It struck me, as often happens when I read Adams's beautifully written if rather self-celebratory programme notes, that he's a little too eager to descant on the charms of his music, prematurely enrolling himself in the classical tradition.
He is forever going to training sessions, enrolling himself in various courses, and gaining certificates and diplomas in a wide array of subjects such as counselling, management and community health.
The ancestor may not have enrolled himself.
He had in mind ending his life He decided to enroll himself in a hospital.
At 29, Ted Jr. enrolled himself in a drug-and-alcohol-treatment program in Hartford.
And as soon as he came out of prison he enrolled himself as a student at Gray's Inn.
It is something Mr Yogee believes in, having enrolled himself, says it is about "survivors understanding themselves and the virus".
He began doing comedy to cheer the other children, he said, and at age 15 rode west in boxcars and enrolled himself in the prestigious Belmont High School in Los Angeles.
At the end of 10th grade, he enrolled himself in an English-language school in Umred, the nearest town, even though he didn't speak English.
SOMETIME in the early 2000s the composer Damon Intrabartolo enrolled himself in a camp for self-described ex-gay Christians as a kind of agent provocateur.
