Sentence examples for dancer away from inspiring English sources

That sense of belonging has given her the tools to become a stand-out dancer, away from the homogeneity and cookie-cutter pressure of mainstream, that is, overwhelmingly white, classical ballet.

It's as if an invisible force were tugging the elbows down, briefly pulling the dancers away from where they're heading.

(Balanchine gives the corps one of his most exhilarating against-the-music effects when the partners seem to hurl the dancers away with next to no aural support).

I always thought dance was about tidying up, which is why I have this thing where I walk on and sweep the dancers away.

In the mid-1970s, with disco luring dancers away from live bands, Mr. Brown drew on James Brown's funk, Latin rhythms and the crowd-pleasing good humor of Cab Calloway-era big bands to create go-go.

Just one look and the novice dancer moves away.

After a successful stud career in Japan, the Dancer passed away in 1992.

Ms. Chung expresses those shifts chiefly through grappling partnering and by having one dancer turn away from the other.

Of Colon's seven strikeouts, five were called, a testament to pitches that move more than a belly dancer, darting away from bats.

On the morning in question writer got a call from friend, who said that his girlfriend, a dancer, was away performing in Minneapolis.

The dancers, Dai Jian with Todd Lawrence Stone, and Leah Morrison with Laurel Tentindo, continued with double performances of Ms. Brown's "Falling Duet," from 1968, in which one dancer leans away and is caught by the other until both collapse on the floor.