Sentence examples for going to enroll from inspiring English sources

Where did she think she was going to enroll a one-year-old, anyway?

She said, "In fact we're going to enroll the largest freshman class in 20 years".

But, Dr. Henschke asks, how many people are going to enroll in such a study?

"I'm going to enroll in an education program and get certified to teach kindergarten," she was saying.

If you're going to enroll disadvantaged students who are underperforming, you need people who have a mission to turn this around".

If she was going to enroll at Westish, she needed to believe she should enroll at Westish, that living near her father, working for Chef Spirodocus, studying with Professor Eglantine, was the way to start to build a life.

So imagine my surprise when I went to enroll in a Trees and Saplings class at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, part of a program that teaches children about the joys of gardening, and found a "No Twins Allowed" sign nailed to the clubhouse door.

The trouble started later, when she went to enroll in the University of Georgia, a school only for white students, and she found the door slammed shut to her and to another black student who also wanted to enroll.

Other specific examples of unreasonable and damaging elements to new trial standards included banning any pre-study antibiotics from being administered to patients who were going to be enrolled in antibiotic clinical trials; this eliminated the possibility of enrolling any patients who were seriously ill.

"I don't think auto-enrollment is a good thing if you're not going to auto-enroll them at a high rate," said Robyn Credico, director of defined contribution consulting at the consulting firm Towers Watson in New York.

So we went there and we realized after the third or fourth day after Hurricane Katrina, 'wow, we're going to have to enroll our children in school out here".