The grace of elegant motion was mine, and I was accepted into the billowy clouds.
Cano's relaxed style, his grace and his ease of motion are part of what makes him so good.
And the way that certain horses seemed to me to possess more grace, musicality and flow of motion than others reminded me, too, of the irrational preferences fans can have for one dancer over another.
Woodson will catch plenty of heat for playing Pablo Prigioni, star of the Knicks' lone second-round win, for less than four minutes while Stoudemire, who moved with all the grace of the stop-motion animation skeletons from "Jason and the Argonauts," played 11 minutes and Jason Kidd, who has not scored in eight games, played 16.
Seen from behind, nude with outstretched arms in "Splendor of Lines" (1908), she is an embodiment of grace in motion.
Clearly grace here refers not only to a manner of motion, but a quality of emotion and spirit as well.
Do range-of-motion exercises.
A real-life mixed-martial-arts fighter, Gina Carano, stars in Steven Soderbergh's 2011 thriller, "Haywire," in the role of Mallory Kane, a special-ops agent who, from the movie's very first scene, displays an extraordinarily balletic grace in motion at the expense of another agent (Channing Tatum), who makes the mistake of trying to force her into his car.
Chekhov wrote, "When someone expends the least amount of motion on a given act, that's grace".
She was one of the most fascinating, complex stars ever to grace a motion picture screen, and she deserves a full-scale, big-screen biographical treatment.
