Sentence examples for starting corps from inspiring English sources

"You don't want attention as a starting corps member.

Of their starting corps, Chris Carpenter, Mark Mulder, Joel Piñeiro and Matt Clement are injured.

The Yankees have the kind of starting corps that prompts people to say the team will not endure an extended losing stretch.

The starting corps as a whole has compiled a 13-4 record with a 2.66 E.R.A. in 20 games, a stretch that began July 17, when the Astros were eight games from first.

Not that such stability guarantees victory, but the Mets should be buoyed by the contrast in the development of their starting corps and the deterioration of the Yankees' crew.

Before school even starts, corps members greet the arriving students with applause to excite them about the coming day.

Soon after "Rabbit" starts several corps dancers rest their heads sideways together to make a vertical pile of faces, a quotation of the most celebrated image from Bronislava Nijinska's "Les Noces".

Or Fagan Harris, who started Baltimore Corps, which has enlisted dozens of talented professionals to work with social entrepreneurs throughout the city.

Starting this summer, the corps will also start allowing women to attend its infantry officer course, a demanding three-month school at Quantico, where Marines are taught how to make command decisions while fatigued and under extreme duress.

McClellan planned to commit more than half his army to the assault, starting with two corps, supported by a third, and if necessary a fourth.

With New Jersey now serving as the poster state for racial profiling, the burgeoning New Jersey press corps is starting to look more like the White House press corps.