Sentence examples for impressive dancer from inspiring English sources

Slender, agile and an impressive dancer, Mr. Frost gave a riveting performance.

Dressed in a black Adidas football shirt with "CARNER" and the number 7 on the back, the 21-year-old Loyle is an impressive dancer, skanking and bouncing nonstop across the unforgivingly empty stage.

Ms. Traoré's soft, controlled soprano surrounded the music, and she was an impressive dancer to her own rhythms, holding her head still as her body undulated, feet traveling slowly to the left and right, waist moving in a fixed oval.

But Sunday's episode of the AMC period drama revealed that Cosgrove, when filled up with something nice by a mysterious doctor who visits his office, is a pretty impressive dancer, too, and capable of performing an elaborate and angry tap dance for his colleague Don Draper Jon Hammm) while repeating his now popular credo, "It's my job".

Warren is an impressive dancer but a severe over-actor, who delivers every line as if it were the punchline of a joke.

This apparently doesn't apply to Spike Jonze, who on Sunday added playwright to his resume, which already includes director, producer, screenwriter, actor, skater, impressive dancer, etc. etc. Somehow, Spike has managed to do all of these things without sucking at any of them.

Ms. Fenley's impressive dancers were Ashley Brunning, Tessa Chandler, Wanjiru Kamuyu, Cassie Mey and Paz Tanjuaquio.

Among the company's men, Robert Fairchild has become one of the most lovable and impressive dancers in America.

Nancy Laurie founded this New York troupe in 2003, and funded it well, as it attracted technically impressive dancers and gained an international reputation, but now she is pulling out.

There is much to enjoy in the staging, nuanced motion and the impressive dancers' individuality, particularly in a surprising little jewel of a solo moment for Nicole Corea.

And it was moving to see the impressive dancers Michael Schumacher, Anani Sanouvi and Troy Ogilvie almost attaching themselves to the singers during moments when music and movement became one.