Sentence examples for free corps from inspiring English sources

In the Henlein Free Corps there were, I believe, a few SA leaders who had formerly been officers.

Among the organizations active in that cause was the Lützowian Free Corps, whose members wore uniforms of black with gold and red accessories.

Since they organized, trained, and equipped themselves to fight one another, there was a tendency to distinguish les grandes opérations de guerre from guerrilla, or small war, which was increasingly left to so-called free corps, or irregulars.

JODL: I know of no case where formations of the SA co-operated in the occupation of another country-with the exception of the Henlein Free Corps; but that, however, consisted primarily of Sudeten-German refugees.

The third episode, "The Hide," involves the British Free Corps, the small group of British prisoners of war who agreed or were forced to join a German unit that was supposedly part of the Waffen-SS, meant to fight against their own country.

The consequent starvation insurrections in the Good Old Fashioned We Are Blighty's Chip Cities were violently countered by the One Inch Free Corps (so called for the maximum forehead requirement demanded of recruits), by Tommy Robinson's Grievous Bodily Army, and by tens of thousands of young English males who claim to have served in the SAS and have written memoirs of their deeds.

The deal was a sublease, between StateSource and the Skiatook Economic Development Authority, which had just leased the land free from the corps under an exemption that allows such arrangements for government agencies.

While some corps are free, the Tsarskoselsky corps costs about $30 a month, a steep figure in a country with an average monthly salary of $35.

The extensive gardens at the American Club and other resort properties were neatly trimmed and weed free, tended by a corps of healthy-looking, tanned teenagers in crimson shirts and caps.

The substitution of the unprovable charge of murdering "not less than 100" for the provable charges of dereliction, misconduct & misprision of a felony can be seen as part of a general whitewash, which would leave Medina free & the officer corps with one fewer convict in its ranks.

John Franco and Turk Wendell, two important elements of the team's relief corps, also became free agents after the World Series.