Sentence examples for dream corps from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't just an environmental policy," said Truong, who is now head of Dream Corps, a social justice organization started by former Barack Obama advisor Van Jones.

He ended the war a French hero, decorated and prepared to enter, as his mother would have dreamed, the diplomatic corps.

A corps girl can dream, can't she?

African-American drum corps?

But fate, in the form of vertically persistent DNA, doomed her dreams of joining the tutu corps.

"Defendants had a corps of recruiters, all well-trained in sales and closing techniques, who perfected the art of preying on the hopes and dreams of vulnerable students desperately seeking better lives," the complaint reads.

They would be the corps of hard-line owners who still dream about a salary cap and will push to revive the idea or a luxury tax on payrolls that would be so steep it would act as a cap.

While the prospect of mass nuclear annihilation isn't funny, what is funny is this video from the official North Korean propaganda corps that shows a sleeping NK citizen dreaming of Glorious Missiles Of The Fatherland winging their way to New York where they destroy a stylized Manhattan.

For the New York Philharmonic's production of "Petrushka" that opened on Thursday night at Avery Fisher Hall, part of an ambitious season-ending program called "A Dancer's Dream," the director and designer Doug Fitch did not have a corps de ballet to enact the scene.

In any case, Mr. Geffen appears to have orphaned a small corps of associates who had come to view him as the central support for their own hopes and dreams.

The corps "appears to be the final realization of woman's dream of complete equality with men," Sanger wrote in the New York Herald-Tribune.