Sentence examples for into the dancer from inspiring English sources

I didn't run into the dancer for some time after that, nor did I think about what I would say if I did.

"Cuba gave me an amazing chance to turn myself into the dancer I am for free, and it is a philosophy I want to pass on," he explains.

Just as the eyes are the window to the soul, a face is the window into the dancer -- and the dance.

Each of the five solos -- performed on Wednesday by Courtney Brené Corbin, Willy Laury, Zach Law Ingram, Yusha-Marie Sorzano and Kirven J. Boyd -- looks totally different, as if Mr. Perry is burrowing into the dancer's soul.

Whether she was lying on the floor, rolling about or falling to her knees, the tableau took a surreal turn when Gillette's open-mouthed scream morphed into the dancer plunging her face into a bowl of water.

When someone tucked a big bill into the dancer's dress, she promptly handed it over to the aging pimp-like crooner on stage.

Patrons tuck dollar bills into the dancers' waistbands.

Celebration is the real story here, though, and it is worth dipping into just to marvel at the sheer effort that goes into the dancers' outfits.

Her original motivation was to give the public insight into the dancers' art: how they are able to translate ideas onto their bodies, how they take direction and how they react to pressure.

LUCIANA ACHUGAR The Uruguay-born experimental choreographer and dancer presents "The Sublime Is Us," in which Achugar and four other female performers literally feel their way around the relationship between dancer and spectator, bringing the audience into the dancers' home turf, the dance studio.

The final week will also include four performances of Jerome Robbins's 1951 ballet "The Cage," set to Stravinsky and recently likened to "looking through a keyhole" into the dancers' world by the ballet master Jean-Pierre Frohlich. Jean-Pierre Frohlich