Sentence examples for left to enrol from inspiring English sources

He was regularly admonished by the miners for "not using his brains" and, chastened, left to enrol at college.

He studied at Exeter University, then joined the Croydon Advertiser but left to enrol at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.

His passion for cartoons led to him leaving Texas to enrol on the animation course at CalArts, LA.

It was a remarkable journey for a performer who received his big break only because Stax's session keyboard king, Booker T Jones, left the company to enrol at Indiana University.

The freedom of patients to leave their GP and to enrol in the list of another in the same network is limited in order to mitigate the concern GPs may have that, by collaborating they could lose patients to their colleagues.

The study will aim to enrol 50 70 participants.

The Ministry of Defence has pledged £1.8bn for training and equipment for the reserves and hopes to entice troops who have recently left, or been made redundant, to enrol.

As the producers of the show cut to a commercial break and Bob the medic strapped an oxygen mask to her gurning face, many viewers were left wondering how she came to enrol in a programme notorious for playing on contestant's inner fears of creepy crawlies and all things slimy and wet.

However, he didn't have the patience or rigour to master the necessary study, so in 1878 – a few months after his 25th birthday – he left for Brussels, in order to enrol in a swifter training school for evangelists.

Users will be able to enrol this at each website that they wish to log into.

Multinational collaboration will be necessary to enrol sufficient numbers.