Sentence examples for because the corps of from inspiring English sources

But because the corps of wide receivers has been ravaged by injuries -- first to Ike Hilliard, then Tim Carter and finally Ron Dixon -- Shockey, Toomer and Barber have accounted for a staggering 83.2percentt of the team's yardage in the last five games.

Among the corps of less-defined felines, Claire Camp is a standout because of her elegant looks and gracefulness.

People suspect the Corps of favoring other people.

The Corps of Cadets became voluntary.

The Corps of Cadets is officially organized into a brigade.

In addition to all the things the Corps actually does and does not do, there are infinite actions it is imagined to do, infinite actions it is imagined not to do, and infinite actions it is imagined to be capable of doing, because the Corps has been conceded the almighty role of God.

That is largely because the corps was bloodied during three days of heavy fighting in early August, when soldiers tried to take back a post at Loe Sam from the Taliban.

It's critical that this happen soon, because the Corps can expect to be withdrawn with the rest of the Army, even if the timetable isn't set.

I was so inspired yesterday to meet Natalie Navarrete, one of those 40 who was inspired to join the corps because of the impact of her 5th grade Teach For America teacher.

WHEN the so-called experts were making preseason predictions, many made their selection for the American League East based on two related facts: The Detroit Tigers would win the division because they had the best corps of starting pitchers and the Yankees would not win because their starters were afflicted with major question marks.

The Second Corps was the "gallant old corps" and the "fighting corps" of the Army of the Potomac.