Sentence examples for back of the corps from inspiring English sources

Repeated performances do not dull the dancers' liveliness and feel for character, all the way back to the back of the corps.

For the next three years, Corella remained in the back row of the corps.

"In any other company," Sally once told me, "I would never have emerged from the back row of the corps de ballet, but Mim [Rambert] had confidence and made me succeed". Sally's early appearances were as a student with the Ballet Club, the precursor of the Ballet Rambert, which gave performances in the tiny Mercury Theatre in Notting Hill, owned by Rambert and her husband Ashley Dukes.

He didn't want to spend years of his dance career "in the back of a corps waving a rose back and forth". (And yes, "Center Stage" fans, he did use that exact quote in his interview with The Huffington Post). In ballet, the measure of a good corps de ballet is often sameness: Is everyone dancing perfectly in sync?

Back came the Corps, telling them to stop again.

"I want to get back in the Corps," he says.

On 10 July the full effort of the corps was shifted back to its own forward progress.

Emergency crews were on site, and the governor checked on the press corps at the back of the plane to make sure everyone was okay.

It's the motto of the Corps, but can be traced back to 16th century England.

No injuries were reported, and Pence was seen speaking to emergency responders and the press corps seated at the back of the plane, according to CNN.

On 11 October, the 83rd Division was brought back under VIII Corps control, and another 38 miles of front in Luxembourg was added to the responsibility of the corps.