Sentence examples for dancers bringing from inspiring English sources

It's a thrillingly good combination, with the Ailey dancers bringing a freer line and more openly emotional attack to McGregor's choreography.

The second section, "Levée des Conflits Extended/Suspension of Conflicts Extended," features 25 movements and 24 dancers bringing up a question: what does it mean when one gesture is always missing? (At last, the production is presented as Mr. Charmatz has always intended it to be: taking place over several hours).

THUMP took a trip to Tokyo last year to catch up with a handful of the artists and dancers bringing the breakneck pace and soulful sounds at the heart of the genre into new cultural contexts.

Do older dancers bring something that younger dancers don't?

"Swan Lake," Hollywood — the dancers brought in their own ideas, and good for them.

Perhaps more remarkably yet, this ballet has a special vitality in the quality of movement its dancers bring to it.

The Juilliard dancers brought to this haunting poem an extra prick of pain: most soldiers are their age.

The feelings that dancers bring to the stage and what they allow an audience to sense are crucial.

The dancers bring their right foot down on the first beat and their left foot down on the second.

Today Guangdong's dancers bring something new to movement that would otherwise look familiar.

EACH of these two dancers brought a different quality of movement to "Porte".