Sentence examples for life enlisted from inspiring English sources

For the second time this year, I am writing about a Penn graduate who started a food business, changed her life, enlisted help from her family, and swears she is on a mission to deliver happiness to the world and dollars to her bank account.

Among the participants Life enlisted were the historian Clinton Rossiter, the evangelist Billy Graham, the nuclear strategist Albert Wohlstetter, and the former Presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson; their theses were published by Life, the Times, and other newspapers; then as a book, and a set of LPs.

Quiet Life enlisted an old friend, Greg Giorgio (The National, Trey Anastasio), to give the record a final mix and clarity that belies it's name.

To learn more about daily life as enlisted or officer personnel in any branch of the armed forces visit the U.S. Department of Labor at http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos249.htm.gov/oco/ocos249.htm

Why him and not me?" Donahue resolved to tell the story of Young's struggle to recover his life and enlisted director Ellen Spiro, a documentarian who has made films for HBO and PBS, in the effort.

He tells about his life as an enlisted man.

The members of Mosul SWAT, like most fighting units, were profane young men, tight-knit in their embrace of the vagaries of enlisted life.

The Long Night The members of Mosul SWAT, like most fighting units, were profane young men, tight-knit in their embrace of the vagaries of enlisted life.

As in all armies, he believed, it pervaded every facet of military life, embracing officers and enlisted men, volunteers and draftees, and, for that matter, men with college degrees, like Vorst and Reilly, and men with meagre educations, like Meserve and him.

How would such an unintended pregnancy impact the life of a young enlisted woman who lives in the barracks, doesn't own a car, and has limited funds?

He left the navy in 1905 but found shore life unsatisfying and re-enlisted in 1906.