Sentence examples for usual corps from inspiring English sources

The Playboy Empire Club opened at 515 Lexington Avenue, near 48th Street, in November 1985, and featured a score of male "Rabbits" along with the usual corps of Bunnies.

In the 12 expeditions Burkholder had led so far, he and his usual corps of graduate students had obtained data on 59 sharks.

Both dancers graduated into the Kirov company as soloists, bypassing the usual period in the corps de ballet.

Jay Carney and Josh Earnest are friendly and well liked by most of us in the press corps, despite the usual frustration when we do not get all the questions and answers we want.

That's because Tillerson has taken this trip without the usual accompaniment of the U.S. press corps.

The questions asked will largely be focused on the oil spill in the Gulf... as well as the usual assorted inanity from the White House press corps (has anyone else noticed that the intelligence of a question these reporters ask is inversely proportional to the amount of money that reporter makes?).

The press corps will gather in droves as usual.

Visitors were treated to the usual holiday pomp, including a fife and drum corps wearing white wigs and three-cornered hats, although the speeches by officials, including Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, were in an area only open to V.I.P.'s.

In addition to the usual functions performed by all military police, the corps' duties include the preservation of discipline outside unit bases, road patrols and traffic control, and escorts and antivice duties.

As is its usual practice, the Obama campaign allowed the White House press corps access only to Mr. Obama's introductory remarks, escorting reporters from the room before donors were able to ask questions of the president.

When she got back from her China tour in 1992, she played hostess to her accompanying press corps at Downing Street and did her usual regal thing of asking everyone a brief individual question.