Sentence examples for full of leaps from inspiring English sources

Frederick Ashton's ballet is full of leaps and turns and impossible virtuosity, made to be danced with nonchalant ease.

Later in the evening, tribesmen from the provinces of Bayda and Marib formed two lines and began performing an athletic dance full of leaps and shouts.

Her conventional forcefulness is seen in speedy pirouettes just before Mr. Madrigal enters for a very different encounter, full of leaps.

A counterpart was the martial flag dance by four men, who flanked Ms. Tan in her big solo, full of leaps and kicks before she was raised aloft.

Ms. Taylor's and Mr. Angle's new duet is full of leaps and Ms. Ringer, still consistent, goes after a somewhat dazed Mr. Martins in a rather formal duet.

The role calls for a heroic tenor, and this production has one in the young, athletic Roger Honeywell, who brought burnished sound and crisp diction to the sweeping vocal lines, full of leaps and dips.

Mr. Ax was commanding in the difficult piano part, which is full of leaping chords and fitful, keyboard-spanning runs.

The fiendishly difficult "Mazeppa," a wild horse ride of an etude, chock-full of leaping chords and keyboard-sweeping runs, gallops by with a ferocious relentlessness in Mr. Sherman's account.

Above it all, Joyce effortlessly weaves together angular phrases full of unexpected leaps.

He delivers long, free-associative verses full of sideways leaps and unexpected twists.

The vocal parts, full of skittish leaps, are daunting to sing.