Sentence examples for should be enlisting from inspiring English sources

I should be enlisting".' The images are burned into Read's head now: an American flag waving above the wreckage that was the World Trade Center, many American flags draped over the bodies of the dead firefighters pulled from the twisted, smoldering metal.

Child health expert Aric Sigman told The Telegraph that in order to combat the "neurosis" young women have about their bodies -- specifically about being fat -- educators should be enlisting young men to tell their slightly younger female peers what they find attractive about women.

Everyone now agrees that lobstermen should be enlisted in the conservation effort, rather than alienated.

"All world leaders should be enlisted in book publicity," said David Rosenthal, publisher of Simon & Schuster.

But markets, too, should be enlisted to add their discipline to this endeavour.

GCC countries should be enlisted to remind China of its long-term energy dependence.

Local institutions should be enlisted, not ignored, as the free marketers so often do.

Perhaps pharmacists or even health insurance companies should be enlisted to help spread the word about this disease-prevention drug?

With such rights to defend, it is perhaps inevitable that children should be enlisted as early as possible as fighters for the cause.

"But that everyone with a camera and immediate access to social media should be enlisted by means of the cellphone [WEA] is a different question.

Lowe agrees with Michel about one thing: locals should be enlisted to digitally record cultural-heritage sites, as a safeguard against iconoclasm or accidental damage.