Sentence examples for facing different directions from inspiring English sources

Movements are executed facing different directions, and groups collide and disperse.

At the beginning, two couples in simple, flowy gray pants and classical-looking tunics danced partnered phrases in unison but facing different directions.

Their faces were gnarled and grimacing, their heads facing different directions, as if they were fighting to break free from each other.

Fagan began simply, with a man and a woman standing next to each other, facing different directions; one by one, dancers began crossing the stage, in solos made up of a single repeated phrase, often low to the ground.

The statues were usually made to commemorate an event or at the behest of a government ministry, Mr. Hussein said as he leaned on a 12-foot bronze figure of an officer from the Iran-Iraq war, one of nearly 20 or so in the yard, streaked with dirt and facing different directions like men milling around looking for work.

The most purely formal section is a series of balances (stand on one foot, extend the other foot forward, extend it back, bend over) that all four dancers execute independently, on different schedules, scattered across the stage and facing different directions.

We turn and face different directions in the kitchen.

Audience members were scattered all over the space, seated in chairs that faced different directions.

The villas, set along a single wall, are subtly oriented so that all of them face different directions.

Its five mountain flanks face different directions, so the area is great for tracking perfect snow conditions at different times of day.

The 19 objects from the series are placed on pedestals of varying height and face different directions to take advantage of the light from the windows.