Sentence examples for expatriate dancer from inspiring English sources
They range in subject from broadsides for Harlem's Cotton Club and expatriate dancer Josephine Baker to lynchings, the New Testament and erotica.
This month, in the still-ravaged and poverty-ridden capital of this tiny Southeast Asian nation, an expatriate Cambodian dancer and choreographer has returned from the United States with a jolt of modernity cloaked in the rigidly beautiful forms of the past.
His son-in-law, Louis Douglas, the leading man, was a black expatriate, a superb dancer who had lived in Paris since he was 6.
Lazaro Galarraga, a Cuban drummer who was a founding member of the Conjunto Folkórico Nacional de Cuba, has gathered a dozen expatriate Cuban musicians and dancers, including the extraordinary drummer Orlando Puntilla Rios, to reach back into Afro-Cuban traditions.
After days of interrogation and harsh treatment, all six of the detained dancers were released on bail Wednesday, the expatriate news site Iran Wire reported.
The indignities continue in Tokyo, where Rudi is ignored by an expatriate son and, as consolation, nurtures a surrogate relationship with a teenage Butoh dancer.
The renowned dancer eventually settled in London and married an English woman, becoming one of the first expatriate African American dancers.
Expatriate education is expanding.
