Sentence examples for academic step from inspiring English sources

In response to rising demand, the annual "Good Schools Guide", the bible for middle-class parents choosing their children's next academic step, recently added a chapter on finding a good tutor to its usual analyses of state and private schools.Underlying this demand is increasing competition to get into the most prestigious universities.

Despite the academic step-up from your bachelor's degree, the sense of superiority when faced with an unwashed and hungover population of undergraduates and a dissertation hand-in date in darkest September, it becomes quickly apparent that the really thing serious about being a Masters student is that the people holding the educational purse-strings have overlooked you.

Further academic steps – arabesques, attitudes – raise these lines into three-dimensional space.

Even in fleeting moments, the look of academic steps here appears artless, unorthodox, spontaneous.

But he's specifically in love with ballet, and he takes pride in making academic steps glorious.

But always, beaming through his personal style, we see the academic steps — isolated, precise, displayed just as themselves, for themselves.

In rehearsals Mr. Wheeldon, like several other choreographers, repeatedly emphasized naturalism and a softening of academic steps.

Watching her in the role on Friday was to marvel again at the full palette of colors she still applies to academic steps.

Many of his commissions have come from large mainstream companies, and as a result his style has changed: his choreography is more elaborately danced, more overtly knowing in its referencing of academic steps.

Patrelle, a believer in plot, accessible music, and academic steps, has two new works: "212," a snapshot of city life, and "Double Martini," a playful ensemble piece set to popular songs of the twenties and thirties.

Ms. LeCrone falls prey too often to the idea that contemporary ballet means overlaying academic steps with flexed feet, parallel legs and the occasional backbend that aren't part of the ballet lexicon.