Sentence examples for the corps started from inspiring English sources

Instead, bowing to pressure from property owners on the east end of the project, the Corps started building the groins in the east.

Scores began to file out once the Corps started receive thanks at the microphones from members of Kentuckians for the Commonwealth and other environmentally minded individuals who praised the possible elimination of the rubber-stamping of mining permits under NWP21".

As a result, the corps starts discharging water when the level rises above 15 ½ feet, although some leeway exists depending on the weather.

The PVA 38th Corps planned to attack in full force against the ROK 7th Infantry Division's center and right flank, while two divisions from the 42nd Corps started to march through the hills in order to bypass the ROK 8th Infantry Division's right flank.

Around 5 00, eighty-six guns of the I Infantry Corps started shelling Polish positions around Wola from a distance of 600 m, and the battle started.

The JNA 13th (Rijeka) Corps started to evacuate by sea to Montenegrin ports on 18 November.

At an event at a paper and plastic warehouse here Monday afternoon, Mitt Romney introduced Ann to the crowd as "a person who has a special, special relationship with Dubuque, as you may recall," offering an  anecdote so well worn that Mr. Romney's traveling press corps started sending out the punch line on Twitter before Mr. Romney was even finished.

When it was apparent that Senator Barack Obama was going to win the race for the presidency, I figured the dubious claims of media's liberal bias would simmer down once he took office and an activist White House press corps started dogging him.

To eliminate that, the Corps has started removing sections of rock from some groins on New Jersey's shore so sand can flow more freely.

Since I couldn't stay in the Corps I started pursuing other things to fill the void left in my life by not being able to serve.

Del Smith, a city lobbyist, said, "We've been warning them this is going to happen if they didn't fix it". In the meantime, to protect the harbor and its boats from further high tides, the corps Monday started lugging 2,000 tons of rock to King Harbor.