Sentence examples for own corps from inspiring English sources
Mr. Torpy has asked to meet the chiefs of chaplains for each of the armed forces, which have their own corps, to discuss his proposal.
Frustrated by the absence of reliable maps, General Rosecrans created his own corps of topographical engineers within the Army of the Cumberland in the fall of 1862.
After searching far and wide for the next hot young choreographer, New York City Ballet found one in its own corps.
Each proposed pipeline has its own corps of vociferous opponents, and the critiques are almost identical: new pipelines will cause more local environmental damage and more global climate change.
About 50 kinds of cachaça are available for tasting at the academy, a few of them aged in wood; as cachaça develops its own corps of connoisseurs, producers are borrowing techniques from France and Italy.
The Ministry of Defense runs its own corps -- a dozen state-financed schools like the Suvorov Military School in St . Petersburg which opened in 1943 for teenage boys seeking a career in the military.
Nor had their own officer corps informed them, they said.
Funny how Malaysia gets who these people are and what motivates them — while our own press corps doesn't.
If and when it is ratified, the EU will have a "foreign minister" in charge of his own diplomatic corps.
As Christie rambled toward the end of his comments, Brown explained to his own press corps, a day earlier than planned, that, yes, the leak was accurate.
When Wallström announced her feminist foreign policy last fall, she was met with a few smirks and some confusion even within her own diplomatic corps.
