Sentence examples for small corps from inspiring English sources

Today's wars are fought by a small corps of volunteers.

This week, a small corps of American diplomats is in Geneva attending sessions with conference planners about the agenda.

One of his first recruits to the small corps of lecturers was the author and translator Philip Sherrard.

Mr. Ishida is one of a small corps of researchers who are swimming against the tide of ignorance in Japan.

Another lies in how Balanchine turns a small corps de ballet of six women and three men into a kaleidoscope of different structural possibilities.

The same is true of the small corps de ballet; many of the most stylish moments occur with its six women and six men.

While new companies fight for talent and users, only a smaller corps will reach Series A benchmarks.

It means a smaller corps of engineers to maintain levees, a smaller national guard to respond to crises in our communities.

A small press corps set up camp on the lake's bank, watching as rangers scanned the water with binoculars.

By the 1980s in the Iraq of Saddam Hussein, foreign businesses, schools and organizations had almost disappeared from the local scenery, apart from a small diplomatic corps.

Tasmania had also a small Torpedo Corps, while Western Australia's only naval defences included the Fremantle Naval Artillery.