Sentence examples for impromptu ballet from inspiring English sources
The enterprise played out like an impromptu ballet with a mammoth, violence-minded company and one lithe principal improvising a solo.
More than half the poems falter and fail, either because they try too hard ("Can you hear the worthless morning's mirth?") or because they lunge disastrously at the surreal ("Impromptu unicorns enact ballets, / Applauded by bourgeoisie in negligée").
In "Impromptu" (1976), Tiler Peck, one of New York City Ballet's most luminous stars, dreamily curled and stretched along a diagonal.
The new edition of performers and the charm of the artistic director Septime Webre were only exceeded by his impromptu Cuban salsa in sync with his Latin ballet dancers.
But how could one resist taking carloads of dancers to the nearby Belden Tavern to watch impromptu postperformance entertainment like the burly Alvin Ailey and the elegant ballet star Erik Bruhn dancing a pas de deux from "Swan Lake," with Ailey as the ballerina?
Impromptu wrestling matches.
An impromptu soccer game develops.
Hence, his impromptu plywood experiments.
They have set the ballet among a community of migrant workers, who have been sacked from their jobs at a garment factory and are having to eke out a precarious existence in an impromptu camp.
Maybe impromptu flag football.
It was totally impromptu.
