Synonym: come forward, offer. Similar words: voluntary, steer, volume, voluble, evolution, revolutionary, hunter, counter. Meaning: [‚vɑlən'tɪr /‚vɒlən'tɪə] n. 1. (military) a person who freely enlists for service 2. a person who performs voluntary work 3. a native or resident of Tennessee. v. 1. tell voluntarily 2. agree freely 3. do volunteer work. adj. without payment.
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61, High school students who do volunteer work are not atypical.
62, His grandfather and great grandfather had both been long serving District Masters and his father had been an Ulster Volunteer.
63, These people rarely volunteer for investigation in controlled EEG studies.
64, Etty would normally volunteer to go to the fish and chip shop in Norfolk Street.
65, Down the hall in a waiting room, volunteer Eula Gray finishes reading a story to a little boy.
66, Jones, a registered nurse, began working as a center volunteer in 1983 and became director of operations in 1989.
67, She then asks the volunteer to make a fist and hold her arm out with as much strength as she can muster.
68, We have a high number of volunteer carers at the day centre.
69, She did not take her own advice, either as a ground-breaking lawmaker or later as an educator and volunteer public servant.
70, The normally comfortable marriage outside London, between paid worker and volunteer, is evidently not so comfortable within London.
71, In December 1936 a decree was issued which made all volunteer forces subject to military jurisdiction.
72, The celebration was planned by Todd's catechist, volunteer musicians and the administrator at the home.
73, If you can see your way clear, call this number to volunteer.
74, Volunteers such as the receptionist form the backbone of the hospice and volunteer sitters have been helping for five years.
75, In 1992, adults asked a higher percentage of teens to volunteer than in 1996.
76, A year after the Darlington Help Furniture project was launched, volunteer workers are still busy organising furniture switches throughout the town.
77, The destroyed truck is owned by the volunteer fire company and insured through the county, officials said.
78, Anyone who would like to know more about the service should contact volunteer coordinator Dorothy Davison on.
79, We value our privacy and would rather talk about the weather than enter into controversy or volunteer our innermost thoughts.
80, But when a volunteer does comes forward, it often becomes clear to the group that the feared repercussions do not exist.
81, The organization depends on charity, and on volunteer workers who are prepared to give up their time.
82, Well Zoe Muir decided to catch up on the progress of our other volunteer[http://sentencedict.com/volunteer.html], Katy Clark.
83, For instance volunteer groups create external benefits by improving the appearance of the environment, through best-kept village competitions or reclaiming old canals.
84, It gladdens me to see young people doing volunteer work.
85, With the extra free time, they might do more volunteer work, Jerome said.
86, Another Volunteer, a biologist, started to work as an informal research assistant, but did not enter the classroom.
87, Responsibility for the attack was later claimed by the loyalist Ulster Volunteer Force.
88, As the Michigan National Guard had been federalized for the war effort, the remaining volunteer state troops were asked to mobilize.
89, Dispute about the safety of the operation led to dockers being asked to volunteer for the work of loading the ship.
90, Its volunteer staff of 750, 000 is even bigger than the Manpower workforce.