Sentence examples for energetic ballet from inspiring English sources

I was in my late teens, an energetic ballet and swimming type, when one day without warning my back went into spasm and I found myself crunched over in agony.

The men stood out in Mr. Pelzig's energetic blend of ballet bravura and modern-dance floor work in "Resurrection".

As far as Belgians were concerned, Béjart, with his energetic and brooding ballets, was modern dance, and to state otherwise was blasphemy.

Yet just as Beethoven's symphony is inexhaustibly energetic, so is the ballet.

The show offers an energetic reimagining of the original – think ballet versus breakdancing – with Nurse Ratched portrayed as a sadistic ballet mistress, forcing her patients into stiff classical lines when all they want to do is express themselves in elasticated angles.

He is a great, energetic reader, while his wife Dana, a former ballet dancer with the Joffrey Ballet, looks on proudly.

Lean, energetic, tall and confident, he joined American Ballet Theater as a soloist in autumn 2012.

Miami City Ballet was its ebullient and energetic self in "Rubies" and "Stars and Stripes".

Renoir updated it with the Impressionist generation's avidity for common amusements of modern life — on the street, in the cheerfully crowded "The Umbrellas" (circa 1881-85), onstageage, in energetic portraits of an actress and a ballet dancer.

While he was quickly employed after leaving, he said he had no interest in classical ballet – "there is a whole energetic language that is of great interest to me, but I think it has been lost in the classical ballet world" – and found himself increasingly frustrated working with other choreographers.

One of Balanchine's great Stravinsky ballets, "Symphony in Three Movements"—big, energetic, and brash tops off the evening.