Sentence examples for long enlisted from inspiring English sources

TRADITIONAL print dictionaries have long enlisted lexicographers to scrutinize new words as they pop up, weighing their merits and eventually accepting some of them.

The ultra-rich bankers, hedge fund managers and private equity executives of New York City have long enlisted private security firms to help safeguard them and their wealth.

The National Human Genome Research Institute has long enlisted ethicists to think about the social and moral impact of genomic advance.

To help change the state's law, Long enlisted Rob Jennings, a friend she's known since college, along with Cheyenne accountant David Pope.

Table 1 also presents the absolute changes in the short term and long term per 1000 enlisted patients per GP.

Yet he firmly believed that an army of long-serving and well-drilled enlisted men was the key to success, and he did not advocate the introduction of the draft that had led to such an incredible increase in the size of the French armies since 1794.

This informant, a Navy enlisted man with a long record of handling secret documents and information, was willing to testify about what he had seen, but the committees decided not to put him on the stand.

All enlisted in 1916 - long after any notion of a quick war had been stripped away.

Jokes about PTSD, killing people, hazing, jacking off in guard towers, goat-fucking, chai boys, and salacious female lieutenants have been circulating among lower-enlisted combat troops since long before I joined the Army in 2006.

When enlisted men had to wait for long, they usually became a little raucous and horsed around, grab-assing — it was one of their privileges.

He has built long-standing relationships with high-ranking officers and enlisted soldiers alike, and out-of-towners even come to visit when they're in the area.