Sentence examples for corps based in from inspiring English sources

The Texas Camel Corps, based in Valley Mills, (254) 675-4867, www.texascamelcorps.com, runs two kinds of treks with overnight stays in tents.

He won a scholarship to the University of Richmond, but was drafted in 1943, and his typing skills eventually saw him assigned to the quartermasters corps, based in Paris after the D-day invasion.

Nora Renka wrote in to say that the Phantom Regiment, a celebrated drum-and-bugle corps based in Rockford, Illinois, is probably responsible for the trend; they presented a routine based on Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony as early as 1974 (see video above), and had great success with an all-Shostakovich show in 1996, tying for the Drum Corps International World Championship.

"Security is at such a level now, I believe if you can create jobs, if you can develop an economy, if you can get proper leadership, you're going to see another significant drop in violence," he told reporters here after a ceremony in which he handed off his command to Lt. Gen. Lloyd Austin III, commander of the 18th Airborne Corps, based in Fort Bragg, N.C.

In April 1966, he was appointed to lead the I Corps, based in central Vietnam.

Ms. Brandt also met with members of the diplomatic corps, based in Asmara as well as the UN country team (UNCT) to brief them on her meetings with the government and discuss the UN's work in Eritrea.

Recruit training is the major role of naval and Marine corps bases in San Diego.

When the president met an American Peace Corps worker based in Morocco in the reception area off the General Assembly floor on Tuesday, he immediately marched the volunteer over to the king of Morocco.

His IV Armored Corps, based at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, trained at the Desert Training Center on the California-Arizona border, originally established to prepare armoured units for combat in North Africa.

IN 1957 the novelist Lawrence Durrell published a comic novel called "Esprit de Corps" based on his experiences at the British embassy to communist Yugoslavia.

His Wembley Mob, a hardened corps of criminals based in north London which was responsible for a succession of armed robberies throughout the late 1960s, was just one of about a dozen similar gangs operating in the capital at the time.