enlisting

How To Use enlisting In A Sentence

• They even believe in co-determination, where unions and managers talk about strategy, as a means of enlisting their workers' engagement and loyalty.
• If Wright had aspirations to fight in one of the war's main theaters after enlisting with the Sixth Iowa Cavalry Regiment, he was quickly disabused of the idea.
• Knocking on wood is meant to bring good luck by enlisting the support of spirits who according to the ancient pagans Druids, lived in trees.
• The hook, of course, was Corey Pavin enlisting the Iraq veteran Major Dan Rooney to give a motivational talk to his Ryder Cup team, a decision which positively scandalised some. Wheel out a Major Dan Rooney and people on British streets would laugh
• Another big help for us was enlisting the support of former pastors. Christianity Today
• Enlisting in the U.S. Coast Guard, he became a pilot of twin-engined seaplanes, doing search and rescue operations and fish and wildlife patrols in Florida, Texas, and Washington.
• There is a fuzzy line between contracting out for services from industry, and simply enlisting industry in the cause.
• He's building a new Democratic infrastructure, regimenting it under his brand, and enlisting new technologies and more sophisticated voter contacting techniques to turn it from a normal GOTV effort into a lasting movement. Hullabaloo
• The wisdom we seek may be better found by enlisting vision and imagination rather than dismissing them.
• I believe we were extremely fortunate in enlisting the willing services of such outstanding persons as constituted the Commission. Some Thoughts on the Carter Report