Sentence examples for dancer word from inspiring English sources

Pete on the burlesque dancer: "Word is she took down more sailors than the Arizona".

Venue: Playhouse, Edinburgh The passion of Pina Bausch: Sweet Mambo in pictures Sweet Mambo – an exquisite love letter to Pina Bausch Performing Pina Bausch's 1980 – in her dancers' words.

Last Tuesday Tiler Peck, a principal with New York City Ballet, appeared to perform a piece by Travis Wall with 12 other dancers (a word used lightly, especially in Ms. Peck's company) and the violin duo Nuttin' but Stringz.

In addition to the performances, "Pina" includes interviews with dancers, their words dubbed over their silent, contemplative faces.

Recently Mr. Newson has moved more and more to the theater side of his hybrid form, with ample monologues by the dancers, the words taken from transcribed recordings.

Over instrumentation that, in its circular, teasing rhythms and vibrant twangings, evoked harem dancers, the words baruch atah adonai rang out in Ezra's vigorous, harsh voice.

"When you actually watch the dancers -- words are great and important for framing -- but when you see the physicality of dancers in relation to each other.

MARIA HASSABI For many Americans the word "dancer" has implications that go beyond the artistic.

(Beside "journalist" perhaps only the word "dancer" covers such a wide range).

Shechter may be known primarily as a choreographer, and the advance publicity may have promised "bodies" on stage (the word "dancer" was carefully avoided), yet the work has been primarily presented as a showcase for the 75-minute score that he's written – the raw material for his and Gormley's theatrical experiment.

NEWARK Newark Symphony Hall "Jazz Marathon," more than 50 jazz musicians, singers, tap dancers and spoken word artists.