Sentence examples for having a dancer from inspiring English sources

Bournonville didn't mind having a dancer travel downstage and then, without pausing or turning, travel back upstage on a diagonal.

And having a dancer trace her own moving outline on the front scrim is too obvious a representation of the futility of capturing time's flow.

"Having a dancer move around and react to me, along with the editing and score, created a new three-way interaction I became fascinated with," he said.

The spoken litany of plant names is just right but marred by pointless touches like having a dancer mime a noose while saying, "Croke us".

Oracle: You have a dancer's body.

"He has a dancer's soul".

"I don't have a dancer's body," he admits.

While flexing some muscle on screen, in person she has a dancer's poise and femininity.

(My other daughter, Arden, 11, who has a dancer's poise, never fell).

That's not a bad thing, particularly when you have a dancer of Mathieu Ganio's technical perfection and elegance.

Something needs to change.' " At 50, Ms. Homans still has a dancer's lithe arms and legs.