Sentence examples for extravagant movement from inspiring English sources

After the introductory gallery comes theater, the realm of extravagant movement, exaggerations of scale, flickering lights and shadows.

If the pitch offers extravagant movement from the start – as in Chittagong and Dhaka – such a passive approach is less likely to be successful.

Most impressively though, he managed to ignore the cavernous cracks in the pitch that looked dangerous but which in reality offered little threat because of the extravagant movement.

(Anderson) STEPHEN PETRONIO COMPANY (Tonight through Sunday) What do you get when you mix the singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright, the Young People's Chorus of New York City and Stephen Petronio's extravagant movement language?

Tickets: $15. (Dunning) * STEPHEN PETRONIO COMPANY (Tuesday through Sunday) What do you get when you mix the singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright, the Young People's Chorus of New York City and Stephen Petronio's extravagant movement language?

If you ask flexing pioneer Reggie "Regg Roc" Gray, he describes the dance as a "really extravagant movement that nobody would ever think of doing".

In creating her childlike appearance and extravagant movements, the development team tried to make them as realistic as possible.

A partner dance, like salsa or the waltz, can also help you feel more feminine because such dances are built upon the traditional differences between men and women - the man guides, while the woman follows and makes more fluid, extravagant movements.

Few know he was the architect of the Peacock Room, an extravagant Aesthetic Movement dining room from England long on display in the Freer Gallery of Art in Washington.

Watson, with his eighth ODI century, and Clarke, who had shrugged off his back condition to play in the final game and make 75, were majestic on what was a beautiful pitch with pace, some good even bounce and nothing like the extravagant sideways movement that marked the last game in Cardiff.

Fiji produced their full repertoire of extravagant handling movements - a style of play that knows no fear, physical or technical.