Sentence examples for like dancer from inspiring English sources

It can be a bit like dancer boot camp.

Yet drawings like "Dancer With Arms Outstretched" (around 1878) are among the most telling of his works.

You see a dancer walking around and you are, like, dancer, because he is all turned out.

He has won detractors and defenders in equal measure with provocations like "Dancer in the Dark" and "Dogville".

California, where die-hards like Dancer practiced slides on the beaches, was a natural source of talent, Davis said.

At the end of the news conference, Mr. Von Trier, the Danish director of austere films like "Dancer in the Dark," which won the Palme d'Or in 2000, was asked to expound on a recent interview in which he expressed interest in the Nazi aesthetic.

She is a mute, whirling, doll-like dancer endlessly caught within a series of frames and black-and-white projections from which there is no escape.

When a doll-like dancer stiffly offers a posy to his sweetheart, she proves allergic: the human condition summed up in one big sneeze.

It was lovely to see the unbridled smile Ms. Borree shared with Mr. Millepied, but difficult, as it often has been for this viewer, to connect with this fragile, doll-like dancer.

Her first sales were of two different-colored copies of "The Ballerina," a sculpture of a falling Degas-like dancer doused in bright paint by the American artist Richard Jackson, which she said sold to European collectors for $95,000 each.

Tharp doesn't just like older dancers; she likes dancers she's used to.