Sentence examples for corps has done from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure why the press corps has done such a bad job of making this clear.

When the Corps has done that — by requiring women to do more pull-ups or longer ruck marches — they consistently succeeded, he said.

Since then, the corps has done extensive research to determine the kinds of storms that could be expected to hit the city and the level of protection necessary to meet the weather challenge, General Riley said, and to more accurately estimate construction costs as well.

By the mid-1930s, the corps had done its job, putting the river in a straitjacket of levees.

For more than 25 years, the International Medical Corps has done precisely what Dr. Kerry outlined.

The corps has never done a superb job at fostering an environment where it is O.K. to not be O.K.

In 2008, Sarah Palin reprised the role of clueless running mate, providing the press corps with even more entertainment than Quayle had done twenty years earlier.

If honour and imperial esprit de corps had not fired the young eagle to crash his plane into a US ship, then rage might have done the trick.

But that aside, what, asked a sceptical Italian press corps, had Petkovic done to deserve a place on the Lazio bench and why had he been preferred to the front-running candidate Gianfranco Zola?

When Abe Rosenthal brought Hersh and his Pulitzer Prize to the New York Times in 1972, his reasoning was simple: the newspaper's Washington bureau -- chock full of terrific reporters -- needed someone willing to ruffle feathers, dig deeper and push harder than the paper's capitol corps had been doing.

"The Army corps has worked like heck and done a very splendid job, and I think they are totally disgusted and discouraged".