Sentence examples for troupe start from inspiring English sources

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Once the troupe started performing at events around the city, she said, she discovered a demand for instruction.

The Rock Steady Crew, a pioneering breakdancing troupe, started spinning and popping and locking 25 years ago.

Later, when a weary exercise troupe started working out next to them on the hot asphalt, I wondered aloud if they had gotten a bad Groupon deal.

Andy Butler's troupe started life as nu-disco evangelists, aided by pals such as Antony Hegarty, but ditched their downbeat laments for some Sylvesteresque shenanigans.

The two Terrys — Gilliam and Jones — were natural allies until the troupe started making movies, and then they squabbled because each wanted to direct.

Greer and Neil Hobbs, producer and designer respectively for the Penny Dreadfuls sketch troupe, started making their flyer mash-ups as a tribute to the festival's legions of leafleters.

In the late 1960's he moved to London and became the only American member of the Monty Python comedy troupe, starting as an animator and eventually co-director of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail". He has remained there ever since, with his wife, Maggie, and their three children in a 17th-century house Sir Francis Bacon once lived in.

"The company owners get afraid of it when the troupe starts beating the drum," he says.

The troupe started out as the Tenderloins and got big on MySpace by filming a nearly endless collection of skits.

After the tour was confirmed, Madonna and her troupe started working on it.