Sentence examples for of a corps from inspiring English sources

urging the establishment of a corps of public-interest lawyers.

Instead, Polk was given command of a corps in Johnston's Army of Mississippi and led it at Shiloh.

The idea of a corps of long-term, well-paid federal workers screening luggage may sound reassuring at press conferences.

By midday, 50 or more surfers may catch one together, skimming along with the grace of a corps de ballet.

Surenas's provision of a corps of 1,000 Arabian camels, one for every 10 men, enabled the Parthians to retire by sections and replenish their quivers.

He was also informed that Diem had in mind promoting him to general and elevating him to command of a corps.

Mr. Stewart is backed by a crack team of writers and a corps of correspondents, but no band.

The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has a corps of experts who have helped eliminate weapons in 15 nations and conducted inspections in 86 states.

But this ballet, with its cast of six soloists and a corps of 16, is really a woman's world.

Numbers of volunteers are arriving from abroad, and a corps of volunteers has been raised.

But his top donors represent a corps of bundlers that any of his rivals would envy.