Sentence examples for as she soars from inspiring English sources

For some reason, as she soars through the air, the repetitiveness never gets dull.

The image of Noga Harmelin -- a young woman with remarkably curved insteps and the suppleness of a gymnast in her beautiful arabesques -- is delicious as she soars up.

Emeline Michel's sets can be like tours of her country, drawing on local styles from across Haiti; her voice can be sweetly sensual or almost operatic as she soars above the beat.

Her sets are like tours of her country, as she draws on local styles from across the island, and her voice can be sweetly sensual or almost operatic as she soars above the beat.

This song is sung by Elphaba, the witch who has been all but discarded by her family and ostracized by her schoolmates because her skin is green, as she soars with her broom to the top of the proscenium arch and tells the world determinedly that henceforth no one is ever going to bring her down.

Guerra concluded that Beyoncé "rarely has sounded so charming, even as she soars through several key changes".

The wispy Gabby Douglas, 16, looked weightless as she soared, flipped and twisted, scoring 15.966 points.

She had blown a huge lead in the final of the inaugural Olympic snowboard cross race, grabbing her board in a stylish twist as she soared over the second-to-last jump.

As the sprite-sized Sasha Cohen arched her fragile back into a comma during a captivating spin, as she soared into her triple jumps with helium in her bones, her defiance was disguised beneath her grace.

As her band delved into regional styles from voodoo drumming to the lilt of the urban compas, her voice kept revealing new aspects -- serene and breathy, sharp and percussive, warmly declamatory or nearly operatic -- as she soared above the beat like a dancing ambassador.

She's on a path of locating more eloquence in her upper body, which was evident in her arabesque pulls with Mr. De Luz, as well as when she soared across the stage in high sideway jumps, two in each direction.