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recruit
noun as in person beginning service
verb as in gather resources
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The financial pressures on universities could lead to very visible changes such as institutions focusing on a smaller number of courses to which they can recruit well.
So I think your chance to recruit a high school guy like an Eric Freeny that’s going to be with you for a long time, that’s your chance maybe to still do it like the old days.
It is perhaps not a coincidence that when Vi and Caitlyn finally consummate their relationship, the literal seduction is linked to Vi’s figurative succumbing to Caitlyn’s politics: She accepts the badge, with all of the raw emotion of a zealous new recruit to a supposedly noble cause.
Riding shotgun was USC baseball coach Rod Dedeaux, as the hulking Munoz was also a prized baseball recruit who pitched for the Trojans on a national championship team.
The high school star from San Diego will never forget the night John Robinson rolled up to recruit him to USC.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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