Sentence examples for Challenging routine from inspiring English sources

After one particularly challenging routine that fell spectacularly apart, Megan Downes, 41, an instructor who has been teaching dance for 20 years, admonished the class for overthinking the steps.

In the end, it was the project's collaborative ethos that yielded the most interesting results, revealing how those with dementia and their carers learn and perform together in a communal, creative context free from the challenging routine of their daily lives.

In 1998, the New York Times wrote about a performance by the Fort Worth Ballet, singling out a male dancer for "his surprisingly fluid strength" while lamenting his lack of "soaring leaps" and "lively pirouettes" in a challenging routine that included Balanchine's "Firebird".

By Alexander Nazaryan November 2, 2012 In 1998, the New York Times wrote about a performance by the Fort Worth Ballet, singling out a male dancer for "his surprisingly fluid strength" while lamenting his lack of "soaring leaps" and "lively pirouettes" in a challenging routine that included Balanchine's "Firebird".

Artem, please give Holly a more challenging routine.

You may begin to notice that you are idly going through the motions and your once challenging routine has become a breeze.

It's not just simple box steps – Melanie Brown, the choreographer, has given us a lot of partner work, with lifting for the men, and some fantastic, challenging routines.

Although landmark randomized trials and updated guidelines have challenged routine PSA screening, it is unclear whether these publications have affected rates of biopsy or postbiopsy complications.

John Williams, senior lecturer in sociology at the University of Leicester, said there were some unsavoury aspects of the game, including "the very overt (and barely challenged) routine racism among spectators" and "the terrible food and facilities" at grounds.

Easy-to-automate tasks tend to involve mildly challenging but routine work done by middle-skill labour.

However, this emphasis on achieving specific molecular targets may be challenging in routine clinical practice, where samples are frequently missing.