Sentence examples for ballet performers from inspiring English sources

Under his tutelage, several generations of ballet performers learned the pleasure of abandoning themselves to the movement.

It's not the dancers, he said pointedly, who hold onto the past, as proven by the gusto with which City Ballet performers attacked his knotty, aggressively physical phrases.

The Theater Ballet performers bend from the waist, exhibit vivacious insteps and elegantly catch one another's eyes in best Ashton style.

The ballet performers Robert Fairchild and Leanne Cope will play Jerry and Lise during the workshop, the roles played by Kelly and Ms. Caron in the film.

Ballet dancers are often the world's worst at catching the particular qualities of simple and weighted movement, but the Scottish Ballet performers — even if I recall Ms. Brown's own dancers making something yet more natural and enthralling from this — did a remarkably fine job, drawing the audience into their own concentration.

For inspiration on the routines in Dance of the Hours, animators studied real life ballet performers including Marge Champion and Irina Baronova.

The Dance Continues For a Ballet Performer Last October, Marc Brew, 22, an Australian ballet dancer, performed "Gilchrist's Dream" in three noteworthy shows in New York City.

Antonio Margarito is a tough guy, filled with pride and he may never fight again and if that is the case, Garcia should never train another fighter, ever, because he stood and watched an artist-chef with the feet of a ballet performer, a boxer with two red knives as hands, carve his own fighter's face across many rounds after the fight had really ended.

City Ballet's performers on Tuesday made the best case for this problematic production that I've experienced; their alertness of rhythm was a special pleasure.

The Ballet Theater performers had previously been represented by the American Guild of Musical Artists, but Mr. Leibowitz helped about 80 of them establish their own union.

The work follows the same format as "Veronique Doisneau" — except we have a man instead of a woman, contemporary dance instead of ballet, a performer in midcareer rather than at its end.