Sentence examples for enter cadet from inspiring English sources

To be eligible to attend, cadets must be serving in, or preparing to enter, cadet leadership positions within their squadron.

In his youth he studied piano with his mother, and he followed family tradition by entering cadet school in 1851.

As a lifelong soldier who entered cadet school at age 9 (an experience he describes vividly in a memoir), Khadra may, for all his efforts, still be at least partly captive to a rigid military culture that reflexively defines Islamists as monsters and traitors.

Mr. Fleming's criticism of the myriad ways that academies help cadets stay on track to graduate can equally be seen as a strength, resulting in 80 percent of entering cadets graduating four years later, regardless of race — a rate of success that would be the envy of virtually any civilian campus in this country.

Noting that one proposal requires cadets to knock before entering another cadet's dorm room, she said, "If someone's hellbent on raping a female cadet, they're not going to knock first".

Having entered the cadet corps in 1749, Orlov became an artillery officer and fought in the Battle of Zorndorf (1758) during the Seven Years' War (1756 63).

Approximately 1,300 cadets enter the Academy each July, with about 1,000 cadets graduating.

Women currently compose approximately 15% of entering new cadets.

Then, to make things worse, in 1995, Conroy publicly embraced the cause of Shannon Faulkner, who was attempting to become the first female cadet to enter the Citadel.

Late one night, Lieutenant Fanale sits in the passenger seat of her unmarked car, waiting for the undercover cadet to enter a pool hall that is not supposed to be selling alcohol, but may be anyway.

Army topped its rivals with 17 different helmets, representing the 17 branches cadets can enter after graduation.