Sentence examples for dancers away from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

After performing an intensely packed sequence, the dancers walk away, seemingly dropping out of character.

I watch from the wings - a truly amazing privilege, as you see the dancers inches away, both in and out of character, either concentratedly counting the beats to their cue or gasping and gleaming as they spin off stage.

At the end, three dancers walked away from us, each carrying on one shoulder a dancer splayed back, arms wafting.

As dancers tilt away from each other, an acceleration affects the quality of their movement.

At a table beyond, a gathering of bohemians and dancers whiles away the night.

"He is a money machine," he said of his mentor, Mr. Alvarado, smiling as the break dancers wandered away.