Sentence examples for light jumps from inspiring English sources

Bournonville's choreography for both "Conservatory" and the pas de deux from "Flower Festival in Genzano," which was danced by Diana Cuni and Kristoffer Sakurai, abounded with light jumps.

La Sylphide sparkled with NYCB étoiles Sterling Hyltin (as the Sylph) and Joaquin De Luz (as James), both of whom excelled in roles that demanded light jumps inflected by a tone of sweetness.

Two couples — the women wearing Kathleen Doyle's satin red dresses and the men in black pants and red V-necks — trace geometric patterns on the stage with gliding walks punctuated by chassé steps and light jumps that add dashing bounce to the momentum.

Wave it around so that the light jumps around the room for your cat to chase.

Bees in Virgil — something silver and secret, Bees in Frost: light jumping off the back of a flower — yellow jackets Bees also Dickinson knew the smallest….

Ms. Vishneva, one of the world's major ballerinas, is justly famed for her exquisitely mobile back and arms, her fluid lyricism and effortlessly light jump.

Red light jumping among cyclists certainly exists in London, and there's a good argument that it's anti-social and even intimidating for more vulnerable pedestrians.

Beicio says: "Every day I see a high proportion of motorists breaking the law; red light jumping, talking on their mobiles, drinking coffee, reading!

Bees in Frost: light jumping off the back of a flower — yellow jackets And a grasshopper too — always wet and alive since it's spring — White faces peeking over stacks of new hay.

He saw a body tumble from the bus, he said, and heard passengers screaming as it rolled through a traffic light, jumped a sidewalk, crushed a guard rail and finally crashed into a large rock.

In this light jumping must be alarmed by Newbury's decision to build an all-weather track at the course where the showpiece Hennessy Gold Cup is run this month.