recruit|recruited|recruiting|recruits in English

verb

[re·cruit || rɪ'kruːt]

enlist or draft new members (esp. for the armed forces); gain, obtain, procure

Use "recruit|recruited|recruiting|recruits" in a sentence

1. His Government's efforts to combat the abhorrent practice of recruiting child soldiers had however been thwarted by the actions of the terrorist group Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), which in spite of promises made continued to recruit child soldiers; since # had been recruited

2. Recruits!

3. She isn't afraid of much else." The Presbyterate Adventuress can be recruited in London by doing the A new recruit! action and having a A New Recruit? value of 7 or 8; she can also be found in Adam's Way, the

4. Training recruits signalling, Bayoneting

5. Private (Pte) Able Seaman (AB) Private Recruit (Pte (Recruit)) Ordinary Seaman (OS)

6. Recruits for the alliance!

7. How's our new recruit?

8. It's just one recruit.

9. 11 Crowdsourced Recruiting reviews

10. New England Recruiting Report.

11. ILLEGAL RECRUITING AGENTS

12. You're recruiting me.

13. He recruited two multilingual engineers.

14. Toady is the volunteer recruited day.

15. New recruit brought you these?

16. Nobody's trying to recruit you.

17. Full Story; Nov 20, 2019 Apathy Recruiting! We are currently recruiting all classes

18. Turnbull Academy cheerleading recruits in Bylas

19. Aluniferous Press recruiting page

20. We recruit in troubled neighbourhoods.

21. The new recruits are shaking down well.

22. News Commits Offers Predictions OOS All Recruits

23. The sergeant dressed down the new recruits.

24. Before sailing, we recruited our provisions.

25. Let me recruit some new men.