Sentence examples for corps to be from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, generals need to have led a corps to be considered for the top job as army chief.

The team expects its relief corps to be improved, too, with the addition of Terry Adams, Kerry Ligtenberg and Justin Speier.

Shortly before he was elected in 2001, Mr. Bloomberg opined that he would prefer the press corps to be stationed on Staten Island, adding, "You can take the bus".

At Historic Park, overlooking the George Washington Bridge, people had gathered since early in the morning, and we had arranged for extra police officers, fire brigades and our ambulance corps to be on duty to handle the crowds.

The problem, he says, is that ballet programmes train girls to be members of a corps, to be one of a dozen swans who can all take itsy-bitsy steps, or one of many Wilis who can evenly bow their heads in Giselle.

Longstreet advocated, once again, detachment of all or part of his corps to be sent to Tennessee.

The bloated officer corps was to be slimmed by almost 50%, while the creation of well-trained NCOs became a priority.

An interrogation corps needed to be built from scratch in the wake of 9/11.

Uhm...maybe that's because the press corps used to be all men, maybe?

His corps was to be shipped across the English Channel from Boulogne to Bexhill as one of four units assigned to the first wave.

The British divisions of Godley's II ANZAC Corps were to be involved in the initial attack, which was to be followed by an advance on Passchendaele by the New Zealand Division on 12 October.