Sentence examples for full corps from inspiring English sources
COPELAND I really felt like I was going to crack when I went through probably three or four years of trying to pace myself in doing a full corps schedule on top of soloist and sometimes a principal part.
Also on hand are a Greek-style chorus, represented by two hip-hop dancers; a full corps de ballet; sets by another eighties art star, the painter David Salle; and a barrage of video images.
"And we've just allowed way too many lately". The Rangers, who have the benefit of their full corps of defensemen and thus no option for excuses, have given up 12 goals in their last 3 games, visions that won't exactly dance in Neilson's head over the holidays.
As Rudolf Nureyev, who had just danced the role of Siegfried in "Swan Lake," stepped forward for his first bow on the company's closing night Saturday at the Metropolitan Opera House, the full corps of swan maidens behind him remained onstage, eyes cast down demurely, wrists crossed.
Those surprises are often the creations of Ms. Stroman, who, given a full corps of crack dancers, expands exponentially on the winning style she revealed in the revue "And the World Goes Roundd". In "Crazy for You," she works her magic with the plainest of stories.
The delegation counts a total of eight full members, with a full corps of substitute members.
When Anna Warner died in 1915, she "was given a full military funeral with the entire corps of cadets voluntarily serving as escort," says a West Point brochure.
They clearly wanted to have a gaggle that was not on camera and was not the full press corps today.
"At our convention in Seattle this year," Mr. Hayden said, "most of the directors I spoke to around the league said they still have a full usher corps".
This would make him the only leader of a G7 country who is not accompanied abroad by a full press corps.
Bremer's decision essentially threw 400,000 Iraqis with military training, including a full officer corps, out onto the streets of its cities, jobless.
