enroll|enrolled|enrolling|enrolls in English
verb
[en·roll || ɪn'rəʊl]
register, sign up, join up, enter one's name on a list
Use "enroll|enrolled|enrolling|enrolls" in a sentence
1. Should Federal Annuitants Enroll in Medicare Part B after Age 65? There are advantages to enrolling in Part B as a complement to FEHB coverage (technically, Medicare is "primary" and pays first)
2. New to online bAnking? Enroll today.
3. Enroll in Commercial Banking today.
4. New to online Banking? Enroll today.
5. He re-enrolled them.
6. Please enroll me in the contest.
7. All contestants must enroll by Saturday.
8. You can enroll in Monthly Auto Re-Boost
9. She enrolled in college yesterday.
10. Enroll in the master’s program in Biomechanics
11. When a meddlesome mother enrolls in university with her son, old and new worlds collide.
12. Encourage all publishers to enroll in the school.
13. Regularly enrolled students share more problems in interpersonal relationship, horror, and psychopath than expansively enrolled students.
14. Select Advisees Enrolled for Term [FAC_Advisees]
15. He enrolled himself in the army.
16. Enroll now, we only have 30 seats for you!
17. We'll enroll you at the Wu-hu School.
18. American University enrolls a diverse student body from throughout the United States and nearly 140 countries.
19. Select Advisees Enrolled for Term (FAC_Advisees…
20. We shall enroll people to train as teachers.
21. You try to enroll early for that class.
22. Classes began soon after we enrolled.
23. Aqua Watersmart, you will be required to deactivate AutoDraft prior to enrolling
24. He was enrolled in the army.
25. He has enrolled himself in advanced English.