Sentence examples for were enrolling from inspiring English sources
verb
To enter (a name, etc.) in a register, roll or list
Record numbers of students were enrolling in college.
By the end of 1974 all debts were paid, the number of students was rising, and blacks were enrolling.
Even as more younger children were enrolling in schools, high school dropout rates have hit a plateau for most racial groups, the survey found.
Raymund Paredes, the Texas higher education commissioner, said that programs that were enrolling and graduating students were a vital part of the state's STEM initiatives.
In a robotic purr that sounded eerily like Alec Baldwin, they informed us that thousands of our friends were enrolling in Crossfit, and we could get twenty per cent off if we signed up now.
The Iranian government had once discouraged Iranians from attending foreign schools, but by the 1960's many families of the upper middle class were enrolling their sons and daughters in hopes that a Western education would afford greater opportunities.
Forty-two of these were enrolled in Long Beach Community College.
Eleven subjects were enrolled.
Sixteen patients were enrolled.
19 subjects were enrolled.
1161 patients were enrolled.
