Sentence examples for a bit of mime from inspiring English sources

There's a bit of mime.

It includes a bit of mime, some of it recognizable from 19th-century works like Swan Lake.

There is even the jauntiness of the Chaplinesque clown in her now, a bit of a mime.

Ms. Wiech had prepared the way with a bit of simple mime in her mad scene, and her second-act wraith was recognizably Giselle for all its misting arabesques and arms and its tendril curving of the torso.

Cheered long and loud for singing a comic song, Hill's response was an inspired bit of mime – both hands flapping at his gaping mouth, an action that might be described as "starving man trying to eat applause".

There's a bit of clowning in the style of mime of the moment The Boy With Tape On His Face, where audience members are forced to act out tempestuous trysts.

I just checked a few "Beauty" productions on YouTube, and that bit of mime is not there.

And after the fifteenth or so curtain call, he gives a mischievous wink, shifts from foot to foot, mimes a bit of apology, and does a shuffling little street-urchin dance — all of it to erase the fabulous, dying-swan impression left by the act".

He rolls his shoulders, stretches his hands, swells his muscles...And after the fifteenth or so curtain call, he gives a mischievous wink, shifts from foot to foot, mimes a bit of an apology, and does a shuffling little street urchin dance – all of it to erase the fabulous, dying-swan impression left by the act".

"Mime has a bit of bad rep in the States," she said.

So what we got, quite often, was somebody sort of bumbling around, doing a bit of this and a bit of that, until the music for the banished mime came to an end.