Sentence examples for dancing on point from inspiring English sources
Six months later she was dancing on point.
The sensation of dancing on point was completely different to anything he had experienced as a dancer, he added.
(Nijinska put the character in ballet slippers, though never dancing on point, when she restaged the work in 1947).
It takes the edge off having to deal with bunion swell from dancing on point and the difficulties of forming lasting relationships when you are constantly on the road.
An early dance-theatre piece, "La Fin de la Baleine: An Opera for the Apocalypse"—about bad love, the blues, the bomb, and bulimia included a woman dancing on point with a tuba and spouting water from her mouth.
With the Frankfurt Ballet, my roles required me to go from performing the "Agon" pas de trois, to dancing on point in a lime-green tutu, to singing as a deaconess in a Japanese gospel choir in "Alie/n A(c tion".
I forget about all the years in those cruel toe shoes, standing and dancing on the points of my toes.
Point your feet when dancing; pointing when dancing on demi-pointe strengthens the muscles you will need en pointe.
Richard Benyon, the Conservative MP for Newbury, accused him of making a "nitpicking, quibbling point" and "dancing on the head of a pin".
Still, Christopher Wheeldon had dancing horses on point in his recent premiere, "Estancia," and managed to pull it off.
