Sentence examples for galvanized look from inspiring English sources

SEATTLE — The happily galvanized look of Pacific Northwest Ballet's artists in "Air Twyla," a triple bill of pieces by Twyla Tharp, is a marvel — and a sure sign of the inspirational effect this choreographer has upon dancers.

In a few other ballets, however, the dancers' battements tendus have more blaze, and in many, the dancers' legs look galvanized.

Ms. LeCrone, often responding to both pulse and melody in the music at the same time, creates spatially multidimensional works that make her dancers look galvanized both above and below the waist.

"StoneCrest is a galvanized steel shingle that looks like slate and comes in an array of colors," said Mark Storti, the company's manager for marketing and technical support.

Mr. Gaultier knows that, and on Wednesday he dug deep into the Paris heart of his fashion, with extreme shoulders and jacket sleeves built out with little fins, and leather that looked almost galvanized, like a rain gutter.

"Now I can tell the difference between a 1/4- and a 5/8-inch galvanized nipple just by looking at it".

The dancers look relaxed and galvanized.

In the bed of an old pickup truck he had stacked up stuff that he pointed out piece by piece: a pressure canner that needed a seal, a broad ax, a logger's peavey pole for turning logs, an empty 50-gallon drum the good heavy kind and on top, a small galvanized sheet-metal bathtub upside down, looking like a trough for watering livestock.

These dancers — though certainly not world-class in all respects — look both keenly motivated and galvanized, full of vitality and adult individuality.

Milled-face hammers are good for driving galvanized nails because the rough face pattern will not rub the galvanized coating off the nails.

At 86th Street, the Bretton Hall, designed by Harry Mulliken and completed in 1903, lost its galvanized iron cornice decades ago and has the characteristic scalped look.