Sentence examples for idea of enrolling from inspiring English sources

I was not ready for UW Madison graduate courses, but the idea of enrolling in undergraduate courses would have been unthinkable.

After being turned away by one high-profile employer, I mulled the idea of enrolling in a data-science class at a local tech incubator, in hopes of number-crunching myself into the second coming of Nate Silver.

Now I have a "real job" where I frequently encounter people at the office water cooler toying with the idea of enrolling in cooking school, and confessing their fantasies about the restaurant industry.

That's actually a terrific idea — not only would it prevent people from gaming the system, it would have the side benefit of enrolling people who qualify for S-chip and other government programs, but don't know it.

Researchers who have studied the academic progress and psychological development of gifted young students say that, while there are always exceptions, it is not a good idea to enroll adolescents younger than 16 in regular college classes.

Initially daunted by the idea, Mrs. Rosner enrolled him instead at the Jewish Community Center of Mid-Westchester, where he performed in "Annie," "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Seussical: The Musical".

Republicans have shown concern about the political risks by postponing their plan to carry out that idea to spare current beneficiaries and those who are within 10 years of enrolling in Medicare.

She enrolled at Cooper Union with the idea of becoming a filmmaker or a photographer.

Hypotheses why patients do not wish to be enrolled mostly refer to the idea of "problem patients", i.e. not active and not motivated patients with a low therapy adherence.

"Mr. Almonte understands the importance of enrolling Danny".

Thinking of enrolling in graduate school?