Synonym: enroll, induce, influence, join, move, persuade, prompt, sign up, sway. Similar words: enlisted, enliven, enlighten, enlightened, enlightenment, list, listen, glisten. Meaning: [ɪn'lɪst] v. 1. join the military 2. hire for work or assistance 3. engage somebody to enter the army.
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(31) And we help you enlist a new set of recruits at work and at home.
(32) A number of our respondents believe that they can enlist the support of others in their attempts to influence the government.
(33) They are hoping to enlist the minister's help in overcoming the financial hurdles.
(34) Forms of alliance were developed to enlist the service of nobles whose lands lay beyond its own lordships.
(35) And last, an old trick of ours is to enlist the help of secretaries to show us their bosses' calendars.
(36) Miller disbanded his orchestra at the height of its popularity in 1942 to enlist in the U.S.
(37) Warn the shop owner in advance and enlist his help.
(38) Modigliani and Utrillo were not difficult to enlist by this method.
(39) A person who doubts himself is like a man who would enlist in the ranks of his enemies and bear arms against himself. Alexandre Dumas
(40) The boy could not enlist in the army because he was under age.
(41) Enlist people's participation to elicit information relevant to your project.
(42) Enlist the help of RI committee and task force members where appropriate.
(43) Any prisoner who will take the oath of allegiance and enlist for Indian service for two years will be released and sent West. Mr. Wilkes refused.
(44) I shall go and enlist for a soldier, and never see my dear Toad Hall any more.
(45) Are you ready to enlist for another tour of duty here on Earth?Are you ready to take on the challenges of moving into the New Energy?Yes, indeed you could go Home right now.
(46) The industry insider pays enlist for reporter:Imprimis, don't go those an enter a thumb latch the aroma pressing chafing dish store.
(47) We are with them when they enlist in the great army of freedom.
(48) Age predicts an even more vulnerable cohort of soldiers, those who enlist in their late 20 s.
(49) Many people enlist in the Red Cross drive each year.
(50) How to attain "low carbon" to repair?This report combines low carbon to repair fashion cycle and resides to repair to pay enlist for the consumer's homes.
(51) Mr Karzai is aiming to use the three-day "peace jirga" to enlist support for his plan to offer economic incentives to reformed Taliban militants.
(52) He chose not to do the ROTC because, in his words, adding up his enlistment bonus and the accelerated promotion points from his degree, it was more profitable for him to enlist than commission.
(53) But unlike other reformers he wants not to co-opt labor's leaders rather than emasculate them -- to "enlist" them in the "fight."
(54) If your marriage or relationship is in disrepair,(sentence dictionary) enlist the help of a marriage guidance counsellor.
(55) Democacy enables multitudinous citizen enlist, which benefit for conquering the limitation of a few experts.
(56) First time of Beijing Olympic Games allows network media to enlist video report, this is each big website compares the superexcellent opportunity that spell in the round in this domain.
(57) This report combines low carbon to repair fashion cycle and resides to repair to pay enlist for the consumer's homes.
(58) The new recruit enlist in the armed forces, first must be learned how to fold up a military quilt, make it square and upright, be rolled up tidily, angularity like a" bean curd piece".
(59) Are you ready to enlist for another tour of duty here on Earth?
(60) Inspired by tales of the heroic alliance that stood against the might of the Burning Legion, the draenei have come to enlist aid in retaking their shattered homeland.
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