Sentence examples for first to enroll from inspiring English sources

The class of 2001, the first to enroll under the new standards, was left scrambling for credits.

By October, Charles Moody Dustin, a 20-year-old from Gardiner, Maine, was the first to enroll in the school.

Now the government worries that the first to enroll in this scheme are about to finish their three years and return to seek their employment rewards.

In the fall 1998 freshman class, the first to enroll at Berkeley after the ban, the number of black students dropped by more than half, and Hispanic enrollment decreased by 43percentt.

He was among the first to enroll in Harvard's new Program in the History of Science and Learning when Dr. James B. Conant started it and the first, in 1947, to receive a Ph.D. in the history of science.

He told the crowd that Balanchine was the choreographer for whom he had left France as a teen-ager: first, to enroll at the School of American Ballet, in New York, and then to dance at New York City Ballet, the company that Balanchine founded, in 1948.

Kai, 74 other sixth graders and 75 ninth-grade girls are the first students to enroll in what is Chicago's first all-girls public school, and one of the few public all-girls schools in the nation.

The first opportunity to enroll in benefits is during the first 30 days of eligibility.

Her sister was the first to receive a scholarship under a program set up in 1945 to recruit minority students, not the first black to enroll.

In order to join a college sports team, he would first have to enroll in college.

Her mother had been the first woman to enroll at the University of North Carolina.