Fox gets access to MLB Network's large corps of analysts and its studio cameras.
A large corps of emergency medical technicians grew up; E.M.T.'s can handle almost any kind of medical emergency.
Musicians and audience members -- especially music school students, who form a large corps of new-music fans -- have not left yet for the summer and for summer festivals.
THE HAGUE — The International Criminal Court has all the trappings of a weighty institution: 18 judges, a large corps of prosecutors, a multimillion-dollar budget and its own prison cells.
Her interviewer was part of a large corps of 20-somethings — some were in their early 30s — who ran the Office of Presidential Personnel.
Set to a deliciously melodic 1882 score by Edouard Lalo, the piece is a kind of ballet joke, employing all the conventions of 19th-century plot and hierarchy: mime, narrative twists, melodramatic occurrences, principal and subsidiary characters, large corps de ballet.
Although Iraq has a large corps of trained archaeologists, they said, an immediate need is to instruct others in the conservation of ruins and bring in structural engineers and hydrologists to handle the water problem.
Mr. Millepied, Ms. Kowroski, Mr. Liang and a large corps, all of whom appear and disappear dramatically on the dark stage, are essentially the ballet equivalent of ships passing in the night.
Those in the large corps took their unaccustomed roles and ran with them, however, with a nicely tough and tousled Jennifer Tinsley-Williass as living proof that City Ballet dancers can snap fingers with the best of them.
Several Assembly members said Mr. Silver had no real stomach for punishment, and was shrewd enough not to make enemies of a large corps of people who could be won over.
