“corps”造句，怎麼用corps造句

Some of the reorganized divisions later reverted to their original designation of corps.

"My son was precious to me," Thorvaldsen said. "When he joined our diplomatic corps I was thrilled."

The organizational order of the field mobile troops is normally combined corps, division (brigade), regiment, battalion, company, platoon and squad.

The Navy has such arms as the submarine, surface, naval aviation, coastal defense and marine corps, as well as other specialized units.

College graduates of electrical, electronic or mechanical major. Good interpersonal skills and esprit de corps, Honest, self-motivated, and willing to learn. High sense of responsibility

Beginning in March 1946 the Kuomintang regular troops south of the Yellow River were reorganized in stages; What had been a corps became a reorganized division and with three (sometimes two) regiments.

This applies not only to those who destroy the enemy's regular forces but also to those who destroy his peace preservation corps, home-going contingents and other reactionary local armed bands.

We shall drum him out of the corps for insubordination.

a commissioned officer in the army or air force or marine corps holding the lowest rank.

Civil-liberties groups claim he was mistreated while held in detention at a marine corps prison in Virginia.

They asserted a kind of perpetual literary property, rooted in the customs of the trade and policed by their own corps of roving agents.

We have a claim on the output of the arsenals of London as well as of Hanyang, and, what is more, it is delivered to us by the enemy's transport corps.

They are group army, corps, division, brigade, regiment, battalion, company and platoon.

The Navy has such arms as the surface, submarine, naval aviation, coastal defense and marine corps, as well as other specialized units.

A corps of doctors arrived to inoculate the recruits.

Undeterred, Blenkin pushed on and expanded his list to the next most likely group of people to be wearing white overalls - members of the officer corps.

The corps' corn in the corner is scorned by the stubborn corporation.