Well, I had to get my corps de ballet from somewhere.

The all-male corps de ballet dances bare-chested wearing what look like feathered pantaloons.

She wasn't just a pretty face, or a member of the corps de ballet.

The others were members of what Donna Tullia called her " corps de ballet."

He would not take to the hunting-field, she thought, the boulevard, and the corps de ballet.

The corps de ballet was flung into consternation.

I remember seeing him inspect the corps de ballet one night, just before the curtain went up.

He won an apprenticeship with Seattle's prestigious Pacific Northwest Ballet, where he joined the corps de ballet.

Both dancers graduated into the Kirov company as soloists, bypassing the usual period in the corps de ballet.

Of this permission I was myself the bearer, and I naturally extended it to the corps de ballet.

Our evenings were spent at the theatre, where there was a ballet A corps de ballet at Luneville!

Every soloist was technically perfect and the corps de ballet had that wonderful unity without uniformity that only Russian-trained corps achieve.

Well, footmen and courtiers and Scottish Highlanders, and the corps de ballet, draymen too, have legs, and staring legs, shapely enough.

Barcelona has a permanent framework for opera productions - an orchestra, a chorus, a corps de ballet and a roster of supporting singers.

And the occasional laughing remark which one member of the corps de ballet makes to her neighbour, backs safely turned to the audience.

Four years ago, languishing in the Royal's corps de ballet, Parish accepted an offer to join the Mariinsky, the first Briton ever to do so.