Sentence examples for the first corps from inspiring English sources

The first corps members were trained in California; the organization moved to Texas in 1994.

General Washington, finding among his aroused colonists few engineers worthy of the word, hired engineers from Louis XVI, and the first Corps was for the most part French.

Nothing in the new production of Jerome Robbins's "In Memory Of... ...... burned brighter than the arabesque he held — as the first corps member entering in the final section — while slowly revolving on the spot; his rapid precision in the legwork of entrechats was a pleasure of another kind.

In addition, the first corps of leaders in the post-independence era was confronted with the major challenge of nation-building, amid the country's multiracial tapestry.

Rear Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane raised the first Corps of Colonial Marines in 1808 while commander-in-chief of British naval forces on the Leeward Islands station during the Napoleonic Wars.

The first Corps was a small unit that served in the Caribbean from 1808 to 12 October 1810, recruited from former slaves to address the shortage of military manpower in the Caribbean.

The second corps consisted of retired CIA directors, a group known colloquially as the "Formers".

Rear Admiral George Cockburn, Cochrane's second-in-command on the Atlantic coast, implemented Cochrane's order recruiting the second Corps of Colonial Marines.

The first one managed to occupy a hill on which a French cavalry attack was repulsed, but the second corps was dislodged after a 6-hour battle and forced to reembark.

The Confederates, for the most part, were able to nab the high ground: Jackson on Prospect Hill, Longstreet and the Confederate First Corps on Marye's Heights.

In the reshuffle, Gen Khan was given command of the Lahore corps, his first corps command and still a powerful position.