Sentence examples for a virtuoso dancer from inspiring English sources

Well before receiving his certificate from Surrey, however, Mr. Heim knew that he would never be a virtuoso dancer and that his realm was choreography.

"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.

JULIO BOCCA AND BALLET ARGENTINO -- Mr. Bocca long ago established himself as a virtuoso dancer with the charisma of an old-time ballet star.

Mr. Louther was a virtuoso dancer of rare physical and personal qualities, dancing with the tautness and tension of a coiled spring and the elegant softness of a cat.

Mr. Rushing, who has been called "a fine classicist" and a "virtuoso dancer" by The New York Times in his 18 years performing with the company, has a sweet, almost angelic air in person.

Never a virtuoso dancer, Mr. Picone filled the stage on Monday with a radiant transparency, acquitting himself well with the role's technical demands but coming into his own in his acting as the lonely Siegfried.

Rather than conjuring a towering Djinn, Bintley's lamp produces a speedy virtuoso dancer, dyed bright blue.

Ms. Centurión — a less virtuoso dancer than Ms. Hills, but still lovely — was all honey, blond and gold in hair, earrings, dress and shoes.

He's never less than an elegant virtuoso dancer; but it's impressive this season to see how, rather than sit on his laurels, he is adapting his style, which can seem glib, to acquire more edge and texture.

She is a keen-eyed virtuoso dancer who can cross a stage in splits, meanwhile seeming to tell you the meaning of life.

Often compared to Nijinsky, Chabukiani was a fiery and virtuoso dancer, who choreographed technically challenging steps and solos requiring great stamina.