The team also tried to turn each battle into a spectacle by focusing on one-on-one duels instead of hordes of enemies.
For one thing, a horde of researchers has descended on Montpelier, the tiny capital of Vermont, to scour Dr. Dean's official records.
As Grant says, "Teenage girls are perceived as a mindless horde: one huge, undifferentiated emerging hormone".
One of the horde of eviscerating walkers was played by Nicotero.
Or, to give you the pitch: "In a world overrun by an undead horde, one man stands in the way of complete annihilation of the human race.
In his youth, he was one of a horde of singers hailed as New Bob Dylans (the subject of Mr. Wainwright's hilarious "Talking New Bob Dylan").
But today's seminar was more like a circus than an academic gathering; at one point, a horde of television cameras followed Dr. Antinori to the bathroom.
Valentine stuck with Leiter, who threw a fastball to Sojo -- one of a horde of players acquired during the season by the Yankees' front office -- and Sojo bounced Leiter's 142nd pitch through the middle, a bounding ball.
Esteban's transformation into one of the Horde, that group of mute and pained lost souls, was horrifying to witness, and the shot of a single tear rolling down his unresponsive cheek was devastating in its simplicity.
"I'm not even a Catholic properly away from you," he writes tenderly to one of his horde of lovers - a curious sentiment, since he was hardly a proper Catholic with her either.
