He settled on a corps of seventy-six musincludingncluding five piccolo players.
The chief is assisted by two look-alike female lieutenants (Megan Fairchild and Abi Stafford — the gnomettes) and a corps of eight uniformed gnomes.
Boston Ballet's resident choreographer, Jorma Elo, presents sections of his recent work "Brake the Eyes," created for Ponomarenko and Sabi Varga and a corps of six.
A few tourists, tugging rolling bags behind them, seemed not to realize — even as a corps of seventy interpreters sprinted up the ramp — that anything was going on.
As for the second-base competition, Alderson said that he expected the corps of five candidates to be pared in the next few days.
While strange tappings of percussion began the music, one, two — no, four — pools of light appeared, showing a corps of seven women and five men in black tights, the two leads (who seldom meet) in white.
We are shown a sort of village — a corps of eight women and eight men, against a backdrop painted with a van Gogh-ish landscape — and, in front, what seems to be a betrothed couple, Frederi and Vivette.
In 1978, O'Keeffe herself, at the age of ninety, did the editing: "Georgia O'Keeffe by Alfred Stieglitz," a stunning corps of fifty-one images, went on view at the Metropolitan Museum to great acclaim, and the exhibition's book received unstinting accolades.
In 27 bc the emperor Augustus created a permanent corps of nine cohorts, stationing them around Rome; in 2 bc he appointed two equestrian prefects to command them, but in ad 23 Tiberius' powerful prefect Sejanus became their sole commander.
