Sentence examples for good corps from inspiring English sources

I was not being a very good corps de ballet member because I was watching the whole thing, second in line.

He didn't want to spend years of his dance career "in the back of a corps waving a rose back and forth". (And yes, "Center Stage" fans, he did use that exact quote in his interview with The Huffington Post). In ballet, the measure of a good corps de ballet is often sameness: Is everyone dancing perfectly in sync?

They've got a good receiving corps.

The Afghan Army has a good officer corps respected by the Afghan people.

A good drum corps, like the Cadets, which have won the championship six other times, will draw members from all over the world to fill out the ranks of the 128 marchers, Mr. Rosine said.

There's a good esprit de corps on the team.

The roster has been purged of its most troublesome players, and Portland has assembled a corps of good players and good citizens, led by the rookie of the year Brandon Roy.

We used to just assume the corps was doing a good job.

All have built brands that were known for doing environmental or social good, but the B Corps designation gives them the added value that comes from meeting a third-party, independent standard.

The beds may be hard, the food boring and the hot water scarce, but there's terrific esprit de corps, camaraderie, good fellowship and even a sense of fair play, at least on the part of one of the camp's German officers.

She serves on The Franklin Project Leadership Council, the Advisory Board for the Eli J. Segal Citizen Leadership Program at Brandeis University, the Federal Advisory Council of the Presidio Institute, and the Boards of Directors of the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, My Good Deed, City Year South Africa and City Year UK.