Sentence examples for needs to enlist from inspiring English sources

To turn things around, Mr. Bush needs to enlist help from more experienced officials in Washington and at the U.N.

Soon they had everyone in town talking about it, with most of them seemingly put off by the notion that even a Wiffle ball field needs to enlist the armies of adult supervision and legalistic oversight.

The ultimate conspiracy, sex, sends forth two agents to Stephen: intrusive, bothersomely knowing Barbara Berrill, a year older than he, and tall, brown-eyed, soft-voiced Mrs. Hayward herself, who as her private plot thickens needs to enlist the child in her errands and seductively invades his and Keith's sweet-smelling den of privet.

If she is to fend off challengers from the left and maintain the levels of grassroots engagement that Obama achieved in both his presidential campaigns – driving women and young first-time voters to the polls in historic numbers – then she needs to enlist the help of these tireless volunteers.

However, Indian coal research needs to enlist public/private partnerships to make these mission-mode projects more successful and innovative.

However, he needs to find 60 votes in the 100-seat Senate, where the Republicans currently have 51, so he needs to enlist the support of Democrats there.

For this quest I needed to enlist some help.

To overcome that, we need to enlist both the U.S.G. and the P.T.A.

We need to enlist their help — without telling them exactly what to do.

In an interview, Mr. Tufte emphasized the need to enlist "the clarity of intense information".

Little coaxing was needed to enlist Joshua Bell as soloist in Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto.