Sentence examples for having a troupe from inspiring English sources

"I remember very vividly fantasizing about having a troupe of flesh-and-blood Lilliputian actors," he said.

There's this history in cinema of directors using the same actors over and overs again and having a troupe.

They do not have a troupe of trained fleas, with apprentices in the wings waiting to take over.

I even had a troupe of dancing bears to accompany the musical guests on my spoof chat show This Is Dom Joly.

Over the years he has had a troupe, Mr. Lucky's Performing Dogs, with two, three or more in the act, and has also spent more than six years doing a show with a pig named Stanley.

As for my credentials, rather than blow my own horn, I will let Daniel J. Wakin's article of only five months ago speak for me: Cerminaro "seems to have a troupe of acrobats in his lips.

When he learned that Bob Pender, a former Drury Lane clown, had a troupe of young knockabout comedians that suffered attrition each time a boy came of military age, he wrote, in the guise of his father, asking that Archibald be taken for training.

He has a troupe of girls who perform in his nudie revue.

Mali also has a ballet troupe that performs throughout the world.

The Marlins already have a professional troupe of svelte female dancers, the Mermaids.

Even while dancing with Graham, she had a little troupe of her own, the Dance Unit, and gained a reputation as a choreographer with a social conscience.