“This is Amanda Peterson, our newest recruit. Amanda is a forensics specialist, and we're glad to have her on board.”

“Anthony Burgess remembers his time as a reluctant recruit in the Army Medical Corps in the midst of the Second World War.”

“The simplicity of procedures in each task permits an experienced member to train an inexperienced recruit.”

“The recruitment of new staff into such positions also contributes to the rejuvenation and revitalization of the Secretariat.”

“The Air Force has invited students to accrue the benefits from the career opportunities exhibition as a run up to the recruitment rally.”

“The Marine Corps, which reached its recruitment goal last year after missing a few monthly quotas, struggled to fill several positions.”

“The recruiter will think the applicant too fragile to stand the frustrations of daily life.”

“I explained that I worked for a small newspaper and that I wanted to tag along for the day to see what being an army recruiter is all about.”

“These videos were clips of a recruiter sitting in his office pimping the job with a modest amount of preparation.”

“After an extensive interview process, the recruitee was offered a job at the prestigious company.”

“And if we make it so tough that quality of life is degraded, we're not going to see those recruitments meeting the goal.”

“The observed toxin phylogeny is, thus, consistent with both single and multiple recruitments of these proteins into the venom proteome.”

“Tebow's and Bradford's production and leadership are undeniable, but their recruitments, offenses and personalities are vastly different.”

“If it doesn't get the volunteers to fill a growing need for recruiters, the Air Force will select airmen from other jobs to fill slots.”

“Out of an office of eight recruiters, only one of them was there by choice.”

“Finally, recruiters told him he was worthless and asked him make his own way home.”