Sentence examples for troupes of from inspiring English sources

Troupes of this kind were used later by the North Vietnamese during the Vietnam War.

In Tibet troupes of actors specialize in performances of Buddhist legends.

Other troupes of female prostitute-performers adopted the sensuous and popular style of Okuni's Kabuki dance.

No suspiciously-identical troupes of dancing dogs on Britain's Got Talent in the near future, then.

For all her affectation, troupes of men become mesmerised by her.

There are about 20 to 30 troupes of up to 30 members circulating through the city and sometimes the countryside.

Wandering troupes of actors, puppeteers, singers, and dancers travel from village to village in areas adjacent to these population centres.

Catlin organized traveling shows in Europe for his artwork and took along troupes of Iowa and Ojibwa Indian performers.

Troupes of the air force and the army are active, and the Foo Hsing Opera School receives government support.

There are four troupes of performers--Snow, Moon, Star and Flower--each of which averages two big productions a year.

From about Okuni's time until 1652, troupes of boy prostitutes performed graceful Kabuki dances to samisen music to attract customers.