Sentence examples for recruited that from inspiring English sources

The first person to send the correct co-ordinates of a balloon received $2,000, but whoever recruited that person received $1,000, and the recruiter's recruiter received $500, and so on.

"No one in the MAC recruited that kid," Walker said.

He was crouched just offstage with his back to the curtain, running intently through "Joy to the World" with a trio of young tuba players he'd recruited that morning from Craigslist, looking less like one of the great new hopes of American comedy than the leader of a severely underfunded marching band.

From there, they could cross the river at Kehl, which was guarded by 7,000-man 7,000-mannced and linexperiencedd militiandroops recruited that spring from the Swabian circlightlytrained

Once this occurred, Moreau's army endured a forced march south and attacked the bridgehead at Kehl, which was guarded by 7,000 imperial troops troops recruited that spring from the Swabian Circle polities, inexperienced and untrained which held the bridgehead for several hours, but then retreated toward Rastatt.

UK organisations will be recruited that are within a reasonable travelling distance from the research centre in London.

Still, Heidrick & Struggles took in more than $10 million for recruiting that company's chief executive in July 1998.

The fact of the matter is, we haven't gone out and tried to recruit that way.

Mr. Lohse inveighs against the "whispered promise of recruiting" that leaves "many undergraduates' intellectual development at square one".

It's not just recruiting that is challenging.

But it's not just recruiting that has become more challenging.