Sentence examples for enrolling my from inspiring English sources

Before enrolling my daughter, I had been pretty skeptical anyway, but I succumbed to the same reasoning that lands most students in these courses.

For an upper-middle-class family like mine, enrolling my kids in a half-day nursery school program with all of its benefits (socialization and school readiness, among them) was a no-brainer.

"I enrolled my whole wedding party in bridal boot camp".

I decided to enroll my kids using my dad's address.

I enrolled my daughter in a similar course a few years ago.

It was in this course that I enrolled my junior year.

If I enroll my children in Catholic school, should I then expect them to play on the public school's competitive teams or in the orchestra?

"My parents enrolled my older brother, Tom, and myself in the Harlem Junior Tennis League when I was 3 or 4," said Blake, 22, a member of the United States Davis Cup team.

When we moved to Houston, he enrolled my brothers Jean and Steven into a small karate school to help build their confidence and get them to become more disciplined, and it all just kind of took off from there.

As part of an admissions practice that seems to be on the rise, many of this year's admitted college applicants have learned that they must wait until spring 2014 to enroll, my colleague Ariel Kaminer reports: Back in 2001, when U.S.C. started doing it, Timothy Brunold, the director of admissions, said he assumed the university was a pioneer.

It's been a gradual development, from reading The Lean Startup to a week's work experience on a teen site to get my head around Wordpress (which we no longer use anyway); from being hacked by Isis (I'm not kidding – but we fought them off within a day) to reaching 1,000 therapists enrolled, my small team and I have been demystifying therapy for more than 18 months from my home office.