Sentence examples for female variation from inspiring English sources

The ensemble is rounded out by Tina Benko, who does a female variation on Steve Martin and Dan Aykroyd's "wild and crazy guys" routine.

In the first female variation, the dancer (Ana Sophia Scheller) makes quick and full-bodied staccato shifts from one position to another, drawing attention to the steady meter with which Mozart bounces from one unpredictable note to another.

The ballerina Cynthia Gregory rearranged the suite to make just the kind of standard four-part grand pas de deux (supported adagio for woman and man; male variation; female variation; coda for both) that Petipa had taken pains to avoid, and she had given it to these students as the competition's Round 1.

With atmospheric black-and-white cinematography by Mr. Jarmusch and an ominous synthesizer score by Phil Kline, "You Are Not I" remains Ms. Driver's most experimental work and perhaps also her most fully achieved, a female variation on David Lynch's "Eraserhead".

What we have here is a female variation on 'Banshee.' " In that addictive Cinemax drama, an ex-con just out of prison takes on the identity of a sheriff who was killed right before he was to start work in a new town, and the impostor performs the high-wire act of figuring out who the person was whose name he has appropriated and what exactly a sheriff is supposed to do.

Donning a female variation of Batman's costume in order to gain his attention, she embarked on a career as a costumed crime-fighter while attempting to get close to Batman.

There are both male and female variations of Siri, and different versions the world over – but who are the real people behind the voices?

Not all Mr. Giragosian's bravura steps suited him, and Ms. Neumann (to whom Mr. Corey had given the dullest and flashiest of the many female variations in "Paquita") shed her bloom and turned herself into a hard-boiled point-scoring technician.

But the "Paquita" suite of dances falls into two halves: Petipa's original, Spanish-flavored classical ensemble framing one ballerina and her partner, and the suite of solo female variations (by various composers and choreographers).

Thus, expression profiling of eggs from the same spawn reveals a highly reproducible pattern (Fig. S1B), while substantial inter-female variation occurs in the biological response as well as in the downregulation of specific transcripts comparing eight different females (Fig. 3).

In contrast, in prime-aged females, variation in size and FEC are of greater influence to their survival than reproduction.