Sentence examples for his dancer from inspiring English sources

Taken into the home of the celebrated teacher Alexander Pushkin and his dancer wife, Xenia, he was coddled and educated in all things theatrical.

For Mr. Elkins the process of creating "Fräulein Maria" has been a homecoming of sorts, a gathering of his dancer and choreographer friends, including Mr. Parker and Mr. Burnett as well as Arthur Aviles, Jen Nugent and Nicole Wolcott.

So in a reminiscence about how a small-town Kentucky boy was changed by Ms. Parton, he and some of his dancer friends are joining forces with musicians from several genres, ranging from classical violin to folk-rock, to improvise and create pieces to Ms. Parton's music.

"I've got a good story" is how Ramos would start, again and again, on his way to detailed accounts of his life, as the son of a carousing bandleader and his dancer wife, who once hired a young girl now known as Judy Garland to baby-sit.

Dana Tai Soon Burgess & Co. has attained critical acclaim around the world for merging Asian and American artistic ideals, but Burgess still finds that marrying his sometimes competing identities is a challenge for him and his dancer colleagues, who represent a United Nations of backgrounds: Chinese American to Japanese, Swiss to Peruvian, American to Korean.

His dancer's grace, angel face and, yes, his molten brown eyes – Oh, Mr President!

Led by Martín Santangelo and his dancer-wife, the electrifying Soledad Barrio, this flamenco company returns to the Joyce with "Íntimo," a program that delves deep into relationships.

In addition to Miro Magloire's all-female trio "Lace" and his dancer-violinist duet, "Moments," the program includes premieres by the artistic director Mr. Magloire and Constantine Baecher, a former Royal Danish Ballet dancer.

As usual, Michael Tracy, one of the company's directors, has come up with polished choreography, strongly influenced by the special qualities of his dancer-collaborators, in this case, Renee Jaworski and Otis Cook.

James is lumbered with performing ancestry: his dad Jean-Baptiste Thiérrée gave up a career on the classical French stage to develop his musical vaudeville act; his dancer-cum-designer mother Victoria was the third' of Charlie Chaplin's eight children with Oona O'Neill, herself the daughter of the playwright Eugene O'Neill.

So are his dancers.