Sentence examples for quickly recruited from inspiring English sources

Cahill quickly recruited Bill Knapp to replace him.

These studies and projects have quickly recruited thousands of people, contributing millions of data points.

Adam was quickly recruited for the new ballet, having written for the Paris Opéra before.

Some seven hundred tribesmen were quickly recruited to build dikes and walls to try to contain the flood of oil".

Hugh Cudlipp then quickly recruited Edwards to edit the People, the Sunday paper acquired by the Mirror Group when they took over the Odhams' newspaper empire.

He quickly recruited researchers to conduct a deal-by-deal autopsy, searching for uplifting examples to share with voters to counter rivals' accounts of exploitative ones.

And it includes the capacity to quickly recruit qualified personnel willing to go to these difficult and dangerous places on less than handsome salaries.

Mr. Monahan said he felt it was crucial to quickly recruit a strong, independent board of directors -- including Marvin Mann, who had led Lexmark, the printer manufacturer, through its spinoff from I.B.M.

The format has also thrown off any the traditional stigma of self-released media, with the company quickly recruiting some of the top names in publishing for its Kindle Singles program, even as competition like the Macmillan-owned Pronoun was forced to shut it doors.

The British Museum says, "Can we have a sample?" and quickly recruits Druce to conduct a search.

The Parthian Empire had no standing army, yet were able to quickly recruit troops in the event of local crises.