Sentence examples for ballerina time from inspiring English sources

She has the most profound asset of the true ballerina: time.

She became especially known for her portrait sculptures, and among her subjects were pianist Ignacy Paderewski (several times), ballerina Anna Pavlova (several times), conservationist John Muir, poet John Keats, and sculptor Ivan Meštrović.

Balanchine choreography can abound in hovering off-balance moments when the ballerina slows down time itself.

Her speciality was enacting "The Dying Swan", in the style of Anna Pavlova, the greatest ballerina of her time.

To judge by her 2010 form, Sara Mearns — currently the great American ballerina of our time — will be the single local dancer to watch in ballet.

De Valois accepted the solemn 14-year-old into her Sadler's Wells Ballet School and turned her into a ballerina by the time she was 16.

Melissa Hayden was one of the great ballerinas of her time.

But Franklin also danced with most of the leading ballerinas of his time, including Alicia Alonso, Alicia Markova and Maria Tallchief.

Working with nearly all the most celebrated ballerinas of the time, he produced 23 ballets of varying importance, including several lasting masterpieces, each skillfully crafted to highlight the particular qualities of its ballerina.

He danced with most of the eminent ballerinas of his time, from Natalia Dudinskaya, Yvette Chauviré and Carla Fracci to Lynn Seymour, Natalia Makarova and Sylvie Guillem.

As the French critic and historian Irene Lidova wrote: "Those who knew [Vyroubova's] years of glory class her among the greatest ballerinas of our time".