Sentence examples for trying to enrol from inspiring English sources

A physiotherapist is trying to enrol her for a "falls class" and the social worker summons me to talk about her care plan.

The director, Ioana Dolgopolenco, says that she is trying to enrol in kindergarten primarily children in greatest need – those with grandparents, with single parents or from vulnerable families.

Also, on occasions the numbers of IDUs trying to enrol in the study at any one time were too large to manage at the recruitment sites, with the risk that not all of those invited to return at a later appointed time actually did so.

Then she tried to enrol in school, but because she had no parent or guardian, she was repeatedly turned away.

Last year Bouchra, a Syrian single mother in Istanbul, tried to enrol her son in a local Turkish school – but was rebuffed by the headteacher.

Whenever someone from the street tries to enrol in school, they are asked for documents such as a birth certificate, which we simply don't have.

The ban had come to light when a teenager tried to enrol for an A-level course, to be told she could not wear her niqab, because of security concerns.

Marking International Day for Street Children, Elumalai writes: "Whenever someone from the street tries to enrol in school, they are asked for documents such as a birth certificate, which we simply don't have.

It registers in small moments, such as Ree's panicked appeal to her unspeaking mother ("please tell me what to do"), and in whole scenes, the best of them when Ree tries to enrol in the army, because she's heard they pay new recruits $40,000.

Machines sitting on a couple of the addresses were being used to send out destructive viruses or malicious programs that tried to enrol more machines into a botnet.

David's family has rented a house for a few weeks, while they try to enrol their children in school and get back on their feet.