Sentence examples for ballet walk from inspiring English sources

A cultural powerhouse with commercial imperatives, it is both image- and audience-conscious, and (in a list that reads like the ballet walk of fame) attracts the biggest stars in the business.

I have seen him laugh and talk to his pet monkeys as he fed them; waltz beautifully with a fiery Cuban schoolteacher in a provincial town under siege by Unita for months; appreciate classical and modern ballet; walk for miles in parks in London, or on beaches in Angola with his dog; sit peacefully for hours over a coffee, reading Le Monde from cover to cover on a rare break in Europe.

Leo asked me to accompany them to Vesuvio's, and the woman walked ahead of us, a precise, quick, ballet walk in low heels, her long coat swinging smartly.

"I've never in 20 years at the ballet walked a red carpet like this," said Ms. Koch, who arrived on the arm of her husband.

Next is the work of George Balanchine, who regarded music as the ground on which his ballets walked.

Antagonize all competing arts in an effort to thin the herd: start a rumor that the reason ballet dancers walk on point is so they won't wake the audience.

In all three ballets dancers walk, walk, walk; and, in the Stravinsky "Rubies," jog.

Interests Allotment, walking, ballet.

It was a place permeated, if metaphorically, by the scent of spoiled milk and literally by the scent of unbarged trash, where Tiny Tim picketed with Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police officers, American Ballet Theater dancers walked the line on point in toe shoes, and umpires wearing chest-protector-shaped protest signs called strikes outside Yankee Stadium instead of inside.

Thus, with all the pomp and reverence that the Paris Opera Ballet reserves for such occasions, it opened with a défilé, or parade, in which 250 dancers -- the entire troupe as well as children from its ballet school -- walked slowly toward the audience to the march from Berlioz's opera "Les Troyens".

The attack happened late on Thursday as Mr Filin, an award-winning ballet star, was walking home in central Moscow.