Candidates and party committees sometimes enlist the help of registered lobbyists to raise money, and when they do, there's a separate filing that identifies the lobbyists and shows how much money they have bundled for the recipient committee.
When a minor league goalie is hurt or promoted, a team sometimes enlists an equipment manager or a trainer as a backup, but more often it turns to a reliable men's league or a practice player in its area.
She sometimes enlisted her mother or brother as an assistant, but she assumed complete creative control: directing, writing, costumes, lighting, adjusting sightlines, processing and printing the photographs, designing mock-ups of the books she eventually delivered to Doubleday for publication.
The play's jury has sometimes enlisted famous participants, and the Broadway selections were rigged to call on celebrities known to be in the audience.
With no dishwasher or running water, they sometimes enlist dogs — their family's and those of the neighbors — to lick plates clean before scrubbing the dishes in hand-drawn well water, which they said saves energy.
When Kafka did prepare manuscripts for publication, he spent much time correcting mistakes and decoding his own abbreviations, sometimes even enlisting Brod's help; one critic thus speculates that "Brod's version might, in the end, look more like what Kafka would have published" than the most meticulous German scholarly editions.
For instance, no one with diabetes can join the military, though service members whose disease is diagnosed after enlisting can sometimes stay.
Sometimes, they will enlist government to accelerate the "inevitable success" of their brainchild.
Cars were not mere receptacles for advanced thinking in interactive design at C.E.S. Sometimes they were enlisted in odd, even vaguely demeaning tasks.
