Sentence examples for corps office from inspiring English sources

"Congress told us to do navigation and has not told us to do otherwise," said Rosemary Hargrave, a senior manager at the corps office in Omaha.

The crush of filers was so great yesterday that a corps employee accepted documents from people in their cars and other filers walked along the railroad tracks to avoid the traffic jam outside the corps office.

I was at the Bed-Stuy Volunteer Ambulance Corps office in Brooklyn.

If it has been a long time since you looked for a job, sign up for a job search class at your local library or job corps office.

Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA) was in New Orleans on Monday, and after Levees.org mailed her photos of the leaks and ducks swimming in pooled water on road nearby, Landrieu's office said that the Senator would be in contact with the New Orleans Corps office to make sure they were addressing the issue.

Almost all of them agreed that the corps offices that handled wetlands substitution projects lacked staff, skills and money, and that in general, the country's wetlands policies could benefit from a stronger dose of basic science.

But let them be aware that Transylvania herself is fighting for liberty and The Union!" In July 1917, Corps offices in Kiev circulated the first issue of a recruitment gazette, România Mare ("Greater Romania"), which became the essential component of its propaganda effort in Russia.

Finally to top it all off, there was the security guard at the Army Corps office building who saw me waiting in vain for a taxi.

Mr. Howell confirmed that he had made the approach, but he and his associates said the idea of using the development agency as an intermediary to obtain a free lease had been recommended by officials at the corps' district office.

George Fisher, in his objection to the Pentagon's effort to force its way onto college campuses (Op-Ed, Sept. 7), says the military's justification for discriminating against gay soldiers -- that they threaten unit cohesion -- is "absurd" in a Judge Advocate General's Corps law office and "merely improbable" on the battlefield.

But Robert Davinroy, chief of river engineering at the Corps' St . Louisoffice, says the USACE did examine the question of elevated flood risk.