Sentence examples for corps of professionals from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon is growing rapidly, attracting crowds and a corps of professionals who compete -- frequently for cash and prizes -- on an informal circuit of beaches from France to Texas to China.

It will take months, perhaps longer, to fully develop the corps of professional screeners Mr. Ron and Mr. Kinton seek.

After a bad fire in ad 6, he established a corps of professional firemen (vigiles), comprising seven squads, or cohorts, of 1,000 freedmen apiece.

Caesar Augustus established both a police force of 3,000 men and a corps of professional firemen, who also had the power to make arrests.

Popular literature today is produced either to be read by a literate audience or to be enacted on television or in the cinema; it is produced by writers who are members, however lowly, of an elite corps of professional literates.

As a U.S. senator from Ohio (1879 85), he sponsored the Pendleton Civil Service Act (1883), which provided for a federal civil service commission and a corps of professional civil servants recruited by means of competitive examinations.

Enthusiasts say the phenomenon is growing rapidly, attracting crowds and a corps of professional sand sculptors who compete -- frequently for cash and prizes -- on an informal touring circuit of beaches from France to Texas to China.