Sentence examples for a corps to be from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, generals need to have led a corps to be considered for the top job as army chief.

The problem, he says, is that ballet programmes train girls to be members of a corps, to be one of a dozen swans who can all take itsy-bitsy steps, or one of many Wilis who can evenly bow their heads in Giselle.

The heroes of "Horse Soldiers" are members of the Army's Fifth Special Forces Group based in Fort Campbell, Ky., an elite corps trained to be both guerrilla fighters and wartime diplomats.

He does acknowledge "a responsibility to work closely with the press corps and to be an advocate for them internally when I think it's appropriate.

A railroad bridge that the corps expected to be raised was at water level and restricting the flow of the canal, and its controls were inaccessible.

If there was ever a time when our diplomatic corps needed to be on its best game, that time is surely now.

"I think the addition of Santonio Holmes really makes us a better receiving corps and a chance to be special".

MacArthur, now Supreme Commander of the Southwest Pacific Area, had requested that a corps headquarters be sent to his command.

But such a corps doesn't need to be invented.

He became the first Duntroon graduate to command a corps, and the first to be promoted to the rank of lieutenant general.

The Times's Op-Ed columnist Ross Douthat's Sunday column criticized a liberal press corps that had to be "shamed and harassed" into paying attention.