Sentence examples for ballet very from inspiring English sources

And visually, the tutu served the aesthetic of classical ballet very well.

No. Becoming arguably the greatest footballer in the history of the game is probably, like ballet, "very, very hard".

And knowing the traditional ballet very well, it's just fascinating and intriguing to see how he's so musical that he's done such a dramatic and moving piece.

LES BALLETS TROCKADERO DE MONTE CARLO Much more than a bunch of guys in tutus and toe shoes, the all-male Trocks take their comedy, and their ballet, very seriously.

Actually, she has been performing that ballet very well for years, but at the festival she seems to have felt that she was representing the American team, and she really tore up the place.

N.Y.C.B.'s Teresa Reichlen, normally a reticent dancer (sometimes even cold), was thrillingly extroverted as the leggy demi-soloist in "Rubies". Actually, she has been performing that ballet very well for years, but at the festival she seems to have felt that she was representing the American team, and she really tore up the place.

"And ballet is very, very hard".

Ms. Barak is dismissive of obstacles, claiming that the opportunities exist: "A lot of girls, especially in ballet, are very shy, very sheltered in a way.

In Europe, he said, "the contemporary ballet is very developed and is changing very quick.

Ballet was very away from all of that, but very recently we seem to have broken down those barriers.

Ballet is very crotchy.