Sentence examples for that enlists from inspiring English sources
Electric Literature is a literary journal that enlists all manner of digital formats, like PDFs, Kindle, iPhone and YouTube animations.
Both events raised money for Classical Action, a nonprofit organization that enlists performing artists in the struggle against AIDS.
It's a simple strategy that enlists the force of gravity to drain fluid away from injured tissues, reducing swelling, inflammation, and pain.
Mr. McCaslin has a worthy new album, "Casting for Gravity" (Greenleaf), that enlists the same players and chases after the same intentions.
Motivational interviewing is an approach that enlists patients' own drive for change, and emphasizes that change can come only from the patient, not from the doctor.
Beck's album is "an alternative that enlists the listener in the tone of every track, and that's as visually absorbing as a dozen gatefold LPs put together".
To achieve these benefits, Kaiser has adopted a "human-centered design" methodology that enlists health care providers and patients as collaborators in the innovation process.
As a result, policies that enlist it are wildly popular.
He succeeded only by building a coalition that enlisted a lot of Northern moderate Republicans.
It also seems that courses that enlist students for community service programs have a positive effect.
Both insist on taking total control of the campaigns that enlist them.
