Sentence examples for dancers sequence from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM CADENZA: I was most impressed with the street dancers sequence.

Later, the call-and-response of E-40's Choices (Yup) soundtracks a bonding car-park ritual, while a singalong to the Lady Antebellum song from which American Honey takes its title echoes the glorious Tiny Dancer sequence from Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous.

For example, the average η h for the "Undo-Dancer" sequence at Q P=34 is 0.11 versus η v =0.97.

Mr. Charmatz's concept is that no gesture — a word he uses to refer to any single movement, be it a dance step or a shoulder shrug — is ever repeated; and that every dancer's sequence is unique.

CERTAIN challenges are customary for a tap-dancer: intricate sequences that are supposed to look easy, the constant risk of foot and knee injuries, the difficulty of simply staying balanced while moving very fast.

Then, in a meditative sequence, dancers performed solos while speaking of personal and family problems.

In the months that followed, as Krupnick edited the 50 dancers into one sequence, he found himself returning to Marsen's routine.

In the introduction of "Lucky Charms" the dancers perform a sequence in which they switch between stretching formally up and out, then swinging low and casually.

The ensemble is magnificent: on-stage musicians integrate into movement sequences; dancers create soundscapes with their voices.

Tim Supple's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, created with Indian and Sri Lankan actors, musicians and dancers, sends whole sequences flying sky high.

Often, she does this by translating her themes directly into dance problems; her new "It's All True" illustrates the fallibility of memory by passing a movement sequence from dancer to dancer, telephone-game style.