Sentence examples for form a troupe from inspiring English sources

The oranges within form a troupe of glowing spheres.

Their initial idea was to form a troupe that would take an innovative approach to classic plays.

The fruits form a troupe of glowing spheres, apparently lit from within by their own vitamin C.

Also there's something really great about momentarily forming a troupe with people.

People I knew from that group also become interested in the Krampus, and in 2013, we formed a troupe in LA.

But when he opens the front door, reality falls away, and the paranoid delusions of his guilty subconscious take over, in the form of a troupe of shadowy, tap-dancing gangsters.

In the film, six jobless workers form a stripping troupe, after a long period of frustration, indignity, and deprivation.

So how will he use his newfound fame? Brown wants to form a "repertory troupe" of actors who could work on projects together.

His most recent book is "Transcendent Spirit: The Orphans of Uganda" (Beaufort Books, 2008), about AIDS orphans who form a dance troupe.

Since then, every year 14 to 20 dancers, some of them former students, some selected by audition or word of mouth, have come from all over the United States to form a temporary troupe.

You're loosely told by pop-ups in the game that it's time to form a Power Rangers-style troupe to earn rewards by beating new, tougher challenges.