Sentence examples for half straddle from inspiring English sources
It was the Half Straddle company, not Half Saddle.
And if you think deconstructionist, experimental theater must be dry and dreary, the Half Straddle, an emerging troupe, has another surprise for you.
"House of Dance" is a presentation of New York City Players (Mr. Maxwell's company, and he is the producer here), in association with Half Straddle.
Actually, to make sense of this production from Ms. Satter's Half Straddle company, you probably need to have made a study of Chekhov's life and letters too.
And Ms. Satter, artistic director of Half Straddle, follows last year's football-themed "In the Pony Palace: Football" with a sequel, "Away Uniform," starring Pete Simpson, a familiar downtown face from, among other shows, Ms. Lee's "Lear".
The latest to come out of that series is Tina Satter's "House of Dance," being presented in association with Ms. Satter's company, Half Straddle, and the Abrons Arts Center.
Hollywood star Zsa Zsa Gabor caused uproar in the art establishment when she was photographed half-straddling a sculpture in the Tate Gallery in London.
Where bicycle-riding is forbidden or unwelcome, to schluff is to temporarily dismount and kind of half-straddle, half-push the bike.
But the issues are more complex, for these are indigenous "Indians".The Ralco dam in south-central Chile, already more than half-complete, straddles the upper valley of the spectacular Biobio river, home to the Pehuenche Indians, close kin of the more numerous lowland-dwelling Mapuches.
Almost 96% of the planet's freshwater resources are stored as groundwater, half of which straddles borders.
Robert Mapplethorpe, Diane Arbus, and, above all, Richard Avedon and Irving Penn, who together dominated both fashion and portrait photography for almost half a century and straddled the lines between museum and magazine, high portraiture and low commercials, all came to seem, in their oscillations between glamour and gloom, exemplary of the predicaments facing the American artist.
