Sentence examples for recruited himself from inspiring English sources

Buchanan provided old slides and fond descriptions of every biochemistry faculty member, all of whom he knew personally or recruited himself.

Recruited himself by the late MIT President James Killian Jr., Buchanan has been a member of National Academy of Science for more than 40 years.

"They were untested in the Premiership and apart from Ali, who Rob recruited himself, I was instrumental in putting that group together.

"What we don't know is if he was actively recruited by these guys or if he recruited himself," said a second source, a senior U.S. official.

In such a case, you're not looking to find a comfortable fit for this executive but for this new recruit himself to stretch the organization, perhaps in uncomfortable ways.

She was recruited by Reid himself, according to Jon Ralston, Nevada's best-known political reporter.

Veloso was granted a last minute stay after the suspected trafficker who recruited her gave himself up in the Philippines.

There he finds himself recruited by Nazi operatives trying to persuade the French to capitulate to Hitler rather than put up military resistance.

"The Russia House" is about Barley Blair (Sean Connery), a hard-drinking, easygoing, healthily skeptical London publisher who suddenly finds himself recruited by British intelligence.

The hunt and capture was supervised by Duncan Rice, a Scotsman who was himself recruited in 1985 from Hamilton College, in upstate Clinton, by President Oliva.

But the subject is a German clown in a concentration camp who amuses Jewish camp inmates through a fence, gets himself recruited by camp officials to entice the children to enter the gas chambers, and decides to join them there.