Sentence examples similar to a proficient dancer from inspiring English sources
I'm primarily an actor/improviser, though I'm also a somewhat proficient dancer and singer as well.
But to many people, what has made Ms. Jaffe's vibrant, if tumultuous, career so remarkable was her breathtaking transformation from a pleasing, technically proficient dancer with an easy extension into a powerful dramatic artist and dancer of amazing classical purity.
Karida Griffith is a proficient tap dancer and injects a welcome note of sweetness.
Morrison had lived in Letchworth Garden City as a conscientious objector in the first world war, working as a market gardener, becoming a proficient folk dancer and marrying Daisy Kent, a handweaver and embroiderer he had met at the (teetotal) Skittles Inn in Letchworth.
Should we be surprised, then, that his leadership has produced legions of technically proficient dancers who seem to think that Balanchine is just about doing the steps, beautifully?
The daughter of a prosperous Viennese banker, Lamarr was privately tutored from age 4; by the time she was 10, she was a proficient pianist and dancer and could speak four languages.
He is a proficient juggler.
Yet Herrmann was never a proficient performer.
Or, one at a Proficient level.
He was a proficient musician and talented pianist.
