Sentence examples for which he enrolled from inspiring English sources

Tells about his further training and qualification for the practice of law, after which he enrolled as a court pleader & started practicing law in the Lahore District Court.

John Reginald Neville was born in London on May 2 , 1925 attended local schools and served in the Royal Navy in World War II, after which he enrolled at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.

After just a few months of college – in which he enrolled after spending his middle and high school years "unschooling" – Mr. Stephens, 19, left school.

But a more generous and analytic answer might point to a very old philosophical/theological tradition in which he enrolls himself, perhaps unwittingly.

His mother had to plead with the high-school principal to let him graduate with his class, at which point he enrolled in the Air Force, which she judged to be the safest of the services at the time, with the Vietnam War at its height.

But when Hugh reached age 5, he would no longer be eligible for the private program in which he was enrolled.

This was the 1st day of Pomona's 6-week summer session which he had enrolled in as soon as his arrangements for attending college were completed.

The Paris Conservatoire to which he was enrolled by his stepmother, herself a pianist, became for him "a sort of local penitentiary" during his teens; he left with no qualifications and a reputation for being lazy.

But inwardly, he was apparently chafing against the secularism around him, and he argued with his father over the graduate business program in which he was enrolled before abruptly dropping out.

Her husband lost the restaurant where he was a partner in the storm and had to drop out of the physical therapy program in which he was enrolled at Hunter College because of the classes he had to miss.

In the fateful summer of 1914 the young T.S. Eliot caricatured Natorp, the director of the summer program in which he was enrolled [image available online].