Sentence examples for troupes through from inspiring English sources

Somewhere in the silently rythmic fluttering, the staccato and swooping baritone bird-calling, and the swimming of orbital troupes through the blueness, these illuminated pigeons transform into multiple schools of fish that you gaze upward to see.

After the in-theater prologue, audiences will troupe through the festival grounds on guided, animated tours.

(The evening featured a lone man: the writer and performer Carl Hancock Rux, paying tribute to the troupe through his resonant voice).

Ballet Theater announced Wednesday that Mr. Ratmansky, who had been committed to the troupe through 2013, agreed to the extension two years before his previous contract was up.

A month later he was hired as actor-director of the troupe, through a grant from the Haymarket People's Fund.

But as Love leads his slick troupe through their paces, there is a beaming, bemused, Brian Wilson-sholed hole where the Beach Boys' heart and soul should be.

Though three other companies participated in DanceMotion this year, Mr. McIntyre's is the first chosen to continue its relationship with one foreign troupe through a residency based in the United States.

"The Company," which follows a Chicago-based dance troupe through a few months of its season, with inevitable clashes and ego-bruising, is enjoyably lithe and droll yet somehow almost water-soluble; it seems to dissolve onscreen.

11 A.M. (HBO) THE COMPANY (2003) In this ensemble drama featuring members of the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, Robert Altman follows a dance troupe through a few months of its season while focusing on Ry (Neve Campbell, far right), a ballerina trying to make her way to the top as she keeps company with Josh James Francoo), a chef.

In "The Company" (2003), an ensemble drama featuring members of the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, at 11 15, Robert Altman follows a dance troupe through a few months of its season while focusing on Ry (Neve Campbell), a ballerina trying to make her way to the top as she makes time for Josh James Francoo), a chef.

11 15 A.M. (MoreMax) THE COMPANY (2003) In this ensemble drama featuring members of the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, Robert Altman dissects the inner workings of a dance troupe through a few months of its season while focusing on Ry (Neve Campbell), a ballerina trying to make her way to the top as she keeps company with Josh James Francoo), a chef.