Sentence examples for acrobat of from inspiring English sources
It is grammatically correct to use the phrase 'acrobat of' in a sentence, but it may not be the most common or natural way to express something
It is more commonly used in poetry or creative writing to add a touch of imagery or figurative language. Example: He was an acrobat of words, effortlessly flipping through the pages of his novel as if they were a trapeze.
As an assistant translated his words for the American actors, Mr. Ginkas told Mr. Pelinski, "You are an acrobat of love".
If man were able to change his moods as quickly as his thoughts, he would be an acrobat of emotion; but since he is not, his thoughts and emotions frequently become dissociated.
If you do like quirky ladies, the BL's "Spoken Word" series offers a good selection, and none quirkier than the inimitable Stevie Smith, a one-woman anthology, an "acrobat of simplicity", as one reviewer put it, whose poems about unhappiness, God, death and Muriel make me laugh out loud – Muriel especially.
One was the eminent poet-critic John Ciardi, the other David McCord, a veteran maker of nonsense and acrobat of language.
Fenney goes from the intimidating Lorina to a witch-like Queen of Hearts; Burton takes on the comedy roles of the Hatter and the White Knight with infectious vim; while Chadwick-Jones performs some pretty impressive springs and somersaults as the most accomplished acrobat of the troupe.
No word on future plans beyond that, but for this headless acrobat of a robot, the sky, it seems, is the limit.
The Chinese Acrobats of Hebei, circus.
National Acrobats of Taiwan, R.O.C.
As Martha Graham once put it, dancers are acrobats of God.
VINELAND Landis Theater Acrobats of Cirque-Tacular, aerialists, acrobats and specialty acts.
STONY BROOK Acrobats of Cirque-tacular, with aerialists, acrobats, jugglers, illusionists and trapeze artists.
