Sentence examples for from the dancer from inspiring English sources

If I can pull the personality from the dancer, that's best.

The second section of the trilogy, "Rapture to Leon James," takes its title from the dancer whose Lindy Hopping earned him the name King of the Savoy.

The museum owns receipts for wigs and restaurant meals, and a 1924 contract letter from the dancer Vera Savina, one of at least two women who enraged Diaghilev by marrying one of his bisexual ex-boyfriends.

The testimony from the dancer, Marseilles Payne, 32, in the trial of three detectives charged in Mr. Bell's shooting was as dramatic as it was at odds with other accounts of that early morning of Nov. 25, 2006.

After separating from the dancer, the engineer takes up with a local woman (Rachel McAdams), a rancher — and, apparently, a Protestant, who calls on him to pray with her outdoors, quotes Romans ("all things work together for good"), and is seen reading the Bible.

Deliberately blurring the lines dividing stage, seminar room and picket line, the show draws on contributions from the dancer Yvonne Rainer, the artist Filip Noterdaeme and the artist activist group W.A.G.E., among others, in its attempt to rethink the roles of "worker," "artist" and "activist" for current social, political and economic circumstances.

With "tremendous support" from the dancers, Mr. Ratmansky said, he rechoreographed the ballet entirely in one month.

The freshness of a performance such as this comes primarily from the dancers.

From the dancers to the audience, "Grand Duo" is a communal shout.

March brings a visit from the dancers, singers and musicians of the American Indian Dance Theater.

Some work closely with the dancers from the beginning, trying out ideas and taking suggestions from the dancers themselves before pulling all of the material together.