To counter the cartoon crowd, Disney is now beginning to use its stable of cable channels to create new franchises.
Crowdspring, an online marketplace that marries businesses with graphic designers (see "The Creativity Of Crowds "), used Twitter to build up its stable of contributors now 12,000 strong globally.
Prosecutors told her the ring uses a "stable" of women to pose as the victims to make bank withdrawals.
Sprint was the first wireless provider in the United States to develop its own set of mobile applications, using a stable of independent software developers.
By 1956, his company was translating a dozen Soviet journals, using a stable of 50 translators.
Star News plans to use a stable of predominantly young, telegenic journalists who will offer a mix of entertainment and lifestyle features along with hard news.
Using a stable of writers, including Tom Rickman ("Coal Miner's Daughter"), Clayton Frohman ("Under Fire") and Mark Rosner (television's "Dream Street"), Mr. Sayles and the executive producer, Stan Rogow, now must struggle to find a unifying focus for the series while retaining its distinctive quirkiness.
Lange made her most notable pictures under the auspices of the Farm Security Administration, a government agency that used a stable of photographers to document Depression-era life, justifying the need for and, sometimes, the effectiveness of New Deal relief programs.
The DEA's star undercover operative used a stable of his own paid informants to assist him in setting up drug buys, a fact that was kept from defense lawyers in an undetermined number of those cases.
Britney Spears, who used the same stable of songwriters and producers as the Backstreet Boys, reportedly earns $475,000 per show.
