Sentence examples for enemy corps from inspiring English sources

In the Japanese versions of the games, these characters have always been called the "Mysterious Small Fry Enemy Corps".

Beginning with the evening of 14 October, Nansouty's cavalry pursued the routed Prussian army, following an enemy corps of 10,000 infantrymen and 3 cavalry regiments into the streets of Erfurt on 15 October.

In support of South Korea's I Corps, Iowa shelled enemy positions on 13 April, killing 100 enemy soldiers, destroying six gun emplacements, and wrecking a division headquarters.

Several Assembly members said Mr. Silver had no real stomach for punishment, and was shrewd enough not to make enemies of a large corps of people who could be won over.

Another, who likes Mr. Cuomo well enough that he says he would go to work for him if asked, says that he has "a disconcerting tendency to make enemies in the press corps". He is contentious, challenging, demanding, impatient with his staff, and not one iota less so with the press.

They were assisted by propaganda corps, which subverted enemy troops and agitated among the populace in the enemy's rear.

That elsewhere critics are an enemy, but here the small corps of reviewers is diligent and generally supportive.

Life hangs on the strength of a telephone wire, rampant disease ravages esprit de corps, and the enemy's espionage inspires paranoid anxiety.

In the final phase, or the 'blue phases', require South Vietnamese units to secure their areas of defence, then destroy and push enemy forces out of I Corps.

The enemies of freedom have long recognised that independent journalists - whether local or the visiting reporters of the international press corps - are enemies who must be controlled, destroyed or suppressed.

Jang was quoted as saying that his corps would annihilate its enemies and "turn each ravine into their death pitfall when the hour of decisive battle comes".