Sentence examples for considerable dance from inspiring English sources

The ballerina doll, moving with jerky, staccato dynamics and moments of toylike wobbliness but considerable dance virtuosity, has the production's single liveliest dance.

Leonard next directed Everything I Have Is Yours (1952) with Marge and Gower Champion, but even their considerable dance skills could not energize the mundane musical.

Although the sample number is relatively small, the average r of 0.69 (SD = 0.18) suggests a considerable improvement of dance skills among all subjects due to the visual monitoring aid facilitated by the Dance-the-Music.

It might be added, with regard to this democratic ideal, that most of the Judsonites had had considerable training in dance, including ballet.

The flute line was relatively uneventful, but Ms. Lancaster invested considerable energy in the dance.

Beyond its effect on the company -- whose dancers are trained in Graham's own technique to perform her choreography -- Judge Cedarbaum's coming decision is expected to have considerable impact on the dance field in general, since it is expected to address the complex question of whether choreographers own their work or whether it belongs to the institutions with which they are affiliated.

These women have made considerable contributions to science, dance, technology, medicine, government, education and economics.

"There's a couple different shades of bloghouse that evolved over time," music critic Meaghan Garvey, who's written a considerable amount on modern dance music for Pitchfork, stated during a phone interview.

Andrew Veyette, also new to the ballet, danced with considerable brio alongside Jared Angle and Benjamin Millepied.

The dancers, many of them with considerable ballet and modern-dance experience, gyrated with glee in the disco.

The German dancemaker, who has already attracted considerable attention in the European dance world, acknowledges the freedom Mr. Anderson offers: "Reid gives me everything.