Sentence examples for a virtuoso act from inspiring English sources
Recognizing his profound affinity with the Venetian master, he copied "Europa" and other works in a virtuoso act of homage.
"Concerto Grosso," to Francesco Geminiani, was a virtuoso act for five men, three of whom, in the performance I saw, were not principals but only soloists or corps dancers.
On Friday, the Thai police said he was under arrest and charged as a pedophile after computer experts had unswirled the digitally altered face in a virtuoso act of electronic decoding.
There may be no single moment in Anna Karenina that compares to that shot for virtuosity; rather, the whole film is a virtuoso act by the acclaimed Northern Irish cinematographer, whose recent credits include We Need to Talk About Kevin and Avengers Assemble.
I took all of these things for granted and in me you see a sort of virtuoso act of integration of all these diverse elements and I feel no particular conflict.
The same was true of a dutifully mournful "Swan Lake" from Sadaise Arencibia and Arián Molina (although the corps of swans was a lovely sight) and a by-the-numbers virtuoso act from Viengsay Valdés and Alejandro Virelles in "Don Quixote".
Noises Off, though, is much more than a straightforward rib-tickler, both savvier and savager than the other theatreland farces currently on offer, Richard Bean's One Man, Two Guvnors and Graham Linehan's rampantly successful update of The Ladykillers: a virtuoso tightrope act that generates comedy from our fear of the abyss.
I pretend that I'm a piano player: I go to the piano and I act like a virtuoso giving a concert". She rolls back her sleeves, theatrically throws head back, and crashes her fingers down on pub table.
LONDON, Aug. 4 — The Bolshoi Ballet's latest whiz kid, Ivan Vasiliev, is a colorful, engaging, 18-year-old firecracker who looks good as a smiling, fully clad and mustachioed slave in a virtuoso divertissement pas de deux in Act 1 of "Le Corsaire" or as a stone-faced, near-naked, painted-gold-all-over dancing statue in Act 2 of "La Bayadère".
"The Northumberland style is very distinct from Lancashire clogging," says Laura Connolly, a virtuoso dancer who performs with the Newcastle folk act the Demon Barbers.
