Want to use Recruit correctly in a sentence? These 20 example sentences show the word in context, together with its meaning and synonyms like enroll or freshman.
Recruit in a sentence
Related words
Recruit meaning
- A supply of anything wasted or exhausted; a reinforcement.
- A person enlisted for service in the army; a newly enlisted soldier.
- A hired worker
Example sentences (20)
Ahead of the conference, she said, they worked to bring in young people under 40 years old and recruit at colleges.
Along the way, Vaccaro has to find unconventional ways to recruit Jordan and establish a centerpiece for their company.
Aileen McInnis is the director of the Alaska Center for Resource Families, which helps recruit and train foster parents.
And he remembers it each game, both for the schools who chose not to recruit him and to prove Air Force could be a winner.
Groundwork North Wales is looking to recruit volunteers to help make 2023 another great year for the Our Back Yard Project.
He said of trying to recruit Connor there, along with tight end Dorin Dickerson, “Oh, we tried everything.
However, even being held in such esteemed company shows how high the ceiling is for Howe's latest recruit.
I guess the club needs to get relegated sell as many players, recruit new set of players and come back up.
It didn’t take long for Drew Sanders, a five-star recruit coming out of high school, to make an impact at the college level.
He said many post-secondary schools in Canada depend on international students financially and actively work to recruit more.
Dr Donna Glyde, who wants to recruit Isle of Wight GPs for a plan that could help improve accessibility.
Due to shortage, the group has been forced close its program in Surrey to new families as it tries to recruit new Big Brothers.
He finished his high school career rated as a four-star, No. 127 overall recruit in the class of 2023.
He was a four-star recruit out of Philadelphia and a high school teammate of Ohio State All-America receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.
Interim head Miss Chris Papadopoullos has taken over while the school works to recruit a replacement.
He eventually moved to tight end and defensive end, but colleges were more impressed by his play on offense when he was a recruit.
For months, he and his aides had worked to recruit allied countries to impose their own restrictions on sending technology to China.
Janet’s no fool, so the fact that he’s able to recruit her to help him escape shows that he does actually have some humanity in him.
Job seekers will have the chance to meet employers looking to recruit, and chat to local businesses about opportunities in the area.
Max Robb joined Ledbury Fire Station as an on-call recruit only a few weeks ago and has already been called out to several incidents.
Common combinations with recruit
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to recruit 103×
- recruit in 14×
- recruit and 13×
- recruit more 10×
- recruit new 9×
- and recruit 6×
- recruit the 6×
- recruit from 5×
- no recruit 4×
- the recruit 4×
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