Sentence examples for heads a corps from inspiring English sources

Salma now heads a corps of 45 seamstresses, whose goods are sold in Khaadi, Pakistan's equivalent of the Gap, and other mid-market stores.

Recognized as Britain's foremost strategist, he was head of a corps in France at the beginning of World War II, becoming chief of the imperial general staff in May 1940.

Mr. Burns and Ms. Novick have packed "The Tenth Inning" with a corps of hyperarticulate talking heads, mostly writers, historians and broadcasters.

Each dancer individually is a master of nuance -- how they hold their heads, their port des bras, the angle of their turnout, etc. -- are all individually exquisite, but as a corps de ballet they are transformed into a unified corps with an incredible precision in their combined movement that is truly remarkable.

"We're not in the business of telling the states how to operate," George Tabb, who heads the corps' natural resources division, said.

A corps of cast-plaster hands (shades of Rodin) form shadow-puppet swans in midair, their pinched white fingers evolving into crystalline heads and black beaks.

He certainly has a corps, though.

"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.

In the 1980s, when General Heiberg was commander of the corps, or chief of engineers — the youngest man to head the corps since the 19th century — the fight over the so-called barrier plan was still going on.

The son of a Cossack general, Krasnov rose to divisional commander during World War I and was appointed head of a cavalry corps in August 1917 under the Provisional Government.

The head of the corps, Agim Ceku, a former general and partner of NATO who was not on the list, said he would resign.