Sentence examples for thinking of enrolling from inspiring English sources

If it works, Donkey Welfare is thinking of enrolling local schools to tag the animals for a small fee and British animal lovers may be asked to contribute.

Whether you're thinking of enrolling or just sneaking up to spy on a class in action, it's the city's most vibrant spot for flamenco.

Thinking of enrolling in graduate school?

If the training center you're thinking of enrolling in lacks the proper credentials, do not enroll — this can be a huge waste of your time and money.

The mere fact of having a football team, for example, is often a plus for students thinking about enrolling.

Specialist Nicholas Stachler, who returned home this spring after 11 months in Iraq, was one of the soldiers who unwittingly bought American Amicable policies during his basic training at Fort Benning in the fall of 2002, thinking he was enrolling in some sort of savings plan.

I've looked into it online about five times, but always stop short of enrolling, thinking: that's too much.

Gray advises black students thinking about enrolling at Mizzou to be aware of the racial dynamic, and prepare themselves.

As a girl, Marilyn had been enrolled in special-education classes, and Wanda believes that her mother didn't want people thinking of her children as "slow").

(Wanda told me that her mother "wasn't gonna get him tested". As a girl, Marilyn had been enrolled in special-education classes, and Wanda believes that her mother didn't want people thinking of her children as "slow").

Recent articles have pointed to the dwindling number of chemical engineers enrolled in our state and private universities, and the negative attitudes toward chemists and chemicals that colors the thinking of our educated populace.