Sentence examples for active dancer from inspiring English sources

SASHA FRERE-JONES: In concert, Beyoncé is still a pretty active dancer.

At the Moulin Rouge: The Dance portrays a mix of opposites: bright and dull colors, active dancers and passive spectators, merriment and monotonous leisure.

Now she is one of a dwindling few active company dancers to have worked with Jerome Robbins and the only link to the great personalities handpicked by Balanchine.

THIS week, with the future of the free world up for grabs, it is once again clear that Florida -- America's sunny Margaritaville of drifters, grifters and politically active lap-dancers -- has something of a credibility problem when it comes to the heavy lifting of democracy.

There is ample evidence of Rauschenberg's involvement with artists whose efforts were primarily time-based: musical scores, dance notations and drawings by the composers John Cage and Morton Feldman and the choreographers Merce Cunningham, Trisha Brown and Steve Paxton, as well as paintings by Alex Hay, active as a dancer in the 1960s.

Master Juba (ca. 1825 – ca. 1852 or 1853) was an African-American dancer active in the 1840s.

Jasmine (Student from Washington, DC) SAT I combined score of 1200 GPA of 3.5 3 AP courses Very active as a dancer.

Regardless, the director found active and inactive dancers to share their experiences with him.

The methods that we established in this study provide the first opportunity to investigate neural activity in the brains of naturally behaving honeybees and revealed that the MB neurons are active in the dancers and foragers, although these methods are limited to labeling only cell bodies and not the neuropile because kakusei encodes a non-coding RNA whose expression is confined to the nuclei.

MR Imaging was performed on 12 ankles of 11 active professional ballet dancers (6 female, 5 male; mean age 24 years, range 19 to 32).

Through analyses of the round and waggle dancers, we observed a higher number of MB neurons are active in the round dancers than in the waggle dancers.