Sentence examples for which enlists from inspiring English sources
The pearly Carrara marble bar — which enlists more marble than many monuments — is a beauty.
It was prompted by a troubled ICE program called Secure Communities, which enlists local authorities in immigration enforcement by doing checks on everyone they fingerprint.
But much more common are tracks like "Same Ol Storyy," the album's first single, which enlists a common beat (and an even more common expletive) to numbing effect.
The vitality of his legacy should be evident at this tribute, which enlists the trumpeters Tom Harrell, Nicholas Payton, David Weiss and Jeremy Pelt.
Ms. Bartz took a parallel approach at Yahoo, hiring dozens of journalists and bloggers and buying Associated Content, which enlists amateur journalists to write about a variety of topics.
It is managed by the Illinois Caucus for Adolescent Health, which enlists Chicago teenagers to create the text messages as well as blog posts and testimonial videos for its site.
They have their own passageways and stairways, which enlisted crew members are not allowed to use.
Their posthumous proximity, which enlisted them jointly into the patriotic mythology of the Revolution, would have horrified them.
The idea for the bazaar came from Kehilath Jeshurun's sisterhood, which enlisted the help of nine other Manhattan congregations.
Many got their first taste of citizen science with SETI@Home, which enlisted more than five million users in the search for signs of extraterrestrial life.
For Pavlov, the emphasis fell on the contingent, provisional nature of the association — which enlisted other reflexes he believed to be natural and unvarying.
