Sentence examples for doing a pirouette from inspiring English sources

Bourjos ran this one down as well, and Swisher reacted by doing a pirouette on the infield dirt.

I think of Mr. Clinton playing the saxophone on TV, and Mr. Trudeau doing a pirouette alone at Buckingham Palace while others went off to meet the queen.

There are penalty squares, some based on Mr. Davenport's experiences in a brief performing career ("You fell doing a pirouette; go back to dance class"), others invoking Broadway lore ("Mercury poisoning; lose next turn").

The thing that's so hard about this trick is that it combines two tricks that are hard to execute separately — keeping seven clubs aloft in a pattern known as a cascade and doing a pirouette under five.

It is learning the product you are selling, learning it so well that you can describe it while doing a pirouette of smiles for the customer and talking about the latest football scores.

"Similar to an ice skater who's doing a pirouette, when you pull your arms toward you, you start to spin faster," Beck says, and so the star's core spins up.

He once did a pirouette at home plate after a home run against the Dodgers.

It is as if Nijinsky lost the ability to do a pirouette.

I'll start at the other end from you and we can meet in the middle and do a pirouette".

In essence - he didn't say this, but in essence - he's saying you don't have to conquer the world, just do a pirouette.

After she ended the match with a service winner, Williams did a pirouette at the net and waved to the capacity crowd of 13,859.