And I can't say enough how much I love Oti and her extraordinary legs.
There, and later for the Royal Ballet in London to which she controversially "defected" from Paris in 1989, she danced the great female roles in "Giselle", "Swan Lake", "Romeo and Juliet", "Sleeping Beauty" and "La Bayadère".Critics and audiences witnessed, in awe, her fearlessness, her stunning leaps, her extraordinary legs, her grace: all agreed that Ms Guillem was a one-off.
But his are the most extraordinary legs and feet among male ballet dancers today, and there are steps — the pirouettes in which the extended foot skims the ground to write one of the ballet's many magic rings on the floor, for example, and some full-stretched jumps — in which he's incomparable.
Wide-eyed, decked out in flapper fashions, and blessed with extraordinary legs, the "sexuality" part of Robbins's formulation is evident, but I wonder about the "innocent": not only do Brinkley's girls dance and vamp, they also get lost among the savages of British Guiana wearing super-short shorts outfitted with double gun holsters, and declare, "From now on I am your queen.
But their appearance in the final was only down to an extraordinary second leg of their semi against Juventus.
He coaxed on extraordinary second leg display from his side in that Copa del Rey tie, ending in glorious failure but tilting the balance of power between El Real and Barca.
For instance, one might hold that, in addition to ordinary parts like arms and legs, you have extraordinary parts like leg complements, where your left-leg complement is an object made up of all of you except for your left leg.
An extraordinary five-leg ninth set saw Taylor take the lead for the first time two hours into the match, having twice been two sets down.
During his previous stint as prime minister, the tycoon turned political leader told delegates from his coalition partners the National Alliance: "I notice some extraordinary pretty legs around here".
There's an extraordinary page of legs: well-muscled legs, the bones of the pelvis and legs – apparently human in proportion but a bit horse-like in their shape.
