Sentence examples for cool number from inspiring English sources

The company was at its best in works like Mr. Jenkins's snappy abstract take on the "Cool" number from "West Side Story".

This video shows the "Cool" number from the 1961 film version of "West Side Story" (based on the 1957 Broadway musical), which was conceived, choreographed, and co-directed by Robbins.

This play is not a variation on — the most obvious example — "Lolita": there's nothing comedic or brilliant about Ray, and Una was never a cool number, capable of using one older man to get to another.

The choreography ranged chronologically from two premieres (both by Christopher Wheeldon) back to 1957 (the "Cool" number from Jerome Robbins's "West Side Story Suite") and 1958 (George Balanchine's "Stars and Stripes").

Ashley Bouder and Andrew Veyette were engagingly stellar in their "Stars and Stripes" pas de deux; Mr. Veyette also led the "Cool" number, sliding stylishly around the notes as he sang.

At the Feb. 10 matinée, the profound and vivid Danish-born danseur Nikolaj Hübbe (who is departing to become the artistic director of the Royal Danish Ballet) will have a farewell performance with his incomparable rendition of "Apollo," Peter Martins's "Zakouski," the "Cool" number from Robbins's "West Side Story Suite," and Balanchine's "Western Symphony".

I don't like cool people (or cool places) and therefore have no cool numbers in my cellphone.

"Are you going to give us a cool license number?

Another debut album on the list is the north London guitar band Wolf Alice whose album My Love is Cool reached number 2 in the UK chart.

For others, the style was better recognized in synthesized sequences than in the original ones (for instance the "cool" walk, number 6).

Ok, so they throw in a cool phone number (they give the example of 07XXX 111111), and also a 24hr global concierge service, and hey, you can even snag one in white….