Sentence examples for large corps from inspiring English sources

Fox gets access to MLB Network's large corps of analysts and its studio cameras.

A large corps of emergency medical technicians grew up; E.M.T.'s can handle almost any kind of medical emergency.

Musicians and audience members -- especially music school students, who form a large corps of new-music fans -- have not left yet for the summer and for summer festivals.

Her interviewer was part of a large corps of 20-somethings — some were in their early 30s — who ran the Office of Presidential Personnel.

Although Iraq has a large corps of trained archaeologists, they said, an immediate need is to instruct others in the conservation of ruins and bring in structural engineers and hydrologists to handle the water problem.

THE HAGUE — The International Criminal Court has all the trappings of a weighty institution: 18 judges, a large corps of prosecutors, a multimillion-dollar budget and its own prison cells.

At one point, CBS, now part of Viacom,, had the largest corps of foreign and domestic correspondents and the largest bureau system of any television news gathering operation on the planet.

By the following year, the group had been winnowed down to a still-large corps of scientists christened the Terrestrial Biodiversity Climate Change Collaborative (TBC3).

Howard on April 2, 1863, when he resigned in protest because he believed he deserved a larger corps.

The Confederate Infantry, (the largest Corps of the Army), had a large variety of uniforms, and the greater amount of records.

The Australian Corps was the largest corps fielded by the British Empire in France, providing just over 10 percent of the manning of the British Expeditionary Force.