Sentence examples for larger crew from inspiring English sources

Increased responsibility has proved liberating for Mr. Swanberg, a former one-man-band who has learned to love working with a larger crew.

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If Gov. George W. Bush wins, she calculates, she will need a much larger crew; everyone knows that Republicans throw bigger parties.

And with a little more money this time Mr. Green is enjoying a longer shooting schedule, a larger crew and occasional days off.

Five years later, after the success of "Monster Garage," Beers's first series for Discovery, the network agreed to send him back to the Bering Sea with a larger crew to film a three-part mini-series called "Deadliest Season".

In January 1943 he became commander of the 44th Bomb Group, and later that year his unit was part of a larger crew of B-24 bombers that took off from North Africa on a mission that was to take them some 3,860 km (2,400 mi) to the strategically significant Romanian oil fields and back.

"In the Northeast, they go to sea for longer periods of time and further out to sea with larger crews.

Mr. Langford said Chicago needs larger crews because it has many apartment buildings and multistory public schools and nursing homes.

More expensive (because of the larger crews) but more maneuverable, the galley remained the principal ship for peace and war into the High Middle Ages.

Mr. Corvo said that "Dateline" used larger crews for most stories, but agreed that Mr. Slepian's access was enhanced by his sometimes working solo.

Since the Iowa caucuses, larger crews have followed the leading candidates to most campaign events, but the off-air reporters still film the rope lines and photo opportunities that are seemingly more intimate events for the candidates.