enrol|enrolled|enrolling|enrols in English

verb

[en·rol || ɪn'rəʊl]

register, sign up, join up, enter one's name on a list (also enroll)

Use "enrol|enrolled|enrolling|enrols" in a sentence

1. Barker College enrols students from Pre-K to Year 12

2. Please enrol me in the contest.

3. I decided to enrol for 'Art for Beginners'.

4. We shall enrol people to train as teachers.

5. They want to enrol their children in their local school.

6. We may enrol another two classes of 20 students each.

7. He re-enrolled them.

8. The first part-time students will enrol next April.

9. They enrol him as a member of the club.

10. Is it too late to enrol at the college?

11. You need to enrol before the end of August.

12. It took three days to enrol the new students.

13. She enrolled in college yesterday.

14. If I enrol in the a.c. school, they'll help us.

15. Individuals can enrol on self-study courses in the university's language institute.

16. Regularly enrolled students share more problems in interpersonal relationship, horror, and psychopath than expansively enrolled students.

17. Select Advisees Enrolled for Term [FAC_Advisees]

18. He enrolled himself in the army.

19. 8 Another approach is to enrol for a Marriage Enrichment Course.

20. Select Advisees Enrolled for Term (FAC_Advisees…

21. Disabled and able-bodied children can enrol on the athletics course.

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.