Sentence examples for hours of ballet from inspiring English sources
I started doing one and a half to two hours of ballet in the morning, then run and loosen up before five or six hours of rehearsal.
If children are doing seven hours of ballet a day by the age of 14, it puts a lot of stress on their bodies, and it narrows their outlook on life.
I thought: 'Maybe this isn't what I want to be, I'm not confident being watched while I have this personal experience.'" But she came to terms with performing and, as a teenager, Rojo was doing six hours of ballet a day alongside school.
I thought: 'Maybe this isn't what I want to be, I'm not confident being watched while I have this personal experience.'" But she came to terms with performing and, as a teenager, Rojo was doing six hours of ballet a day alongside school.
Ballet experience (i.e. average hours of ballet per week multiplied by years trained; Hüfner et al. 2011) was 131.7 (SD = 47) with the maximum of 225.
Ballet dancing experience was calculated (Hüfner et al. 2011) by multiplying the hours of ballet training per normal week by the number of years trained.
And what they gave the public was the full deal, three hours of refined classical Russian ballet, designed by great stage designers such as Rex Whistler and William Chappell, productions that drew a line back to the height of the Imperial ballet of Tchaikovsky and Petipa.
For this latest revival, fresh choreography of a particularly ambitious and diverting sort has been provided by Rodney Griffin for "The Dance of the Hours". Opera ballet is not always as welcome as it was on this occasion.
I wasn't looking forward to two and three quarter hours of French baroque opera-ballet.
For a big man on campus — one of the biggest men, really — to sit in a makeup chair for nearly an hour, then put on a pair of ballet tights and take the stage for the Pacific Northwest Ballet's "Nutcracker" shows that Quincy Pondexter has a certain level of comfort in his own skin.
"The Dance of the Hours" ballet, made in October for New York's Metropolitan Opera production of Ponchielli's "La Gioconda," shows Mr. Wheeldon in his most traditionally classical mode, but still individual and charming.
