I work from body phrase".
Thus, a gibberish line such as "otcha, potcha, dominotcha" and its variants—"Hocca, proach, domma, noach," "Oka, poka, dominoka," "Hocus, pocus, deminocus"—can be traced to the solemn Hoc est enim corpus meum ("This is my body") phrase of the mass.
I believe he used the "over my dead body" phrase.
Whereas his other dances relied unvaryingly on melodic upper-body phrasing, the often staccato and fragmented nature of Gorecki's second string quartet ("Quasi una fantasia") encouraged him to his most intense and complex construction.
Composer Orlando Gough, Independent on Sunday, 1998 "Upper body, Cunningham; phrasing, Ashton; footwork, Bournonville; musicality, Balanchine; flow, Fulkerson".
People – not only women – have sent me photographs of their bodies with phrases from The Handmaid's Tale tattooed on them, "Nolite te bastardes carborundorum" and "Are there any questions?" being the most frequent.
Read the top 30 most common body-shaming phrases below. .
The study also analyzed the prevalence of specific body-shaming phrases around the world.
I needed Michelle to understand rhythm and phrasing, body line and edge quality".
It is also choreography that requires precision in classical body placement and phrasing, not just obvious bravura, from its cast of two women and four men.
The very phrase "body electric" includes both dimensions.
