Sentence examples for point of enlisting from inspiring English sources

Susan has a teen-age daughter she treats as an equal, even to the point of enlisting her aid in hooking up with the handsome, mysterious new single guy across the street; the joke here is that her daughter is more grownup than she is.

The biological principles of root canal procedures had been formulated, even to the point of enlisting "Mother Nature" to put the finishing touch on the treatment rendered (Fig. 15).

In its military interventions in Bosnia and Kosovo, the U.S. government at the time made a point of enlisting international backing, which it was not successful in doing before invading Iraq.

So this is what it was really like". Last year, the Community Foundation of Balboa Peninsula Point enlisted Mortimer — who, by his count, has painted more than 100 murals in and outside California — to ply his craft in Newport.

Dick Pound, head of the World Anti-Doping Agency, said last week by telephone that cycling is at a breaking point and should enlist the help of governments and law enforcement to catch those athletes who continue to cheat.

Mr. Lih at one point enlists the urban reformer Jane Jacobs to back up this point.

What is the point of America's "efforts to enlist Arab and other Muslim states in its war on terrorism" if these states are offended by any measure taken against terrorism?

Just think about this from Google's point of view: How can it enlist outside developers to build its business, and what can Google do with all the data that's created?

Academy Awards producer Gil Cates is serious about keeping the old gimlet eye on the clock, and as Defamer points out, has enlisted Tom Hanks, of all people, as his enforcer.

At that point Mr. Barenboim enlisted players from the orchestras that he regularly conducts.

At one point, he even enlisted his real estate lawyer.