Sentence examples for long balances from inspiring English sources

(He admires Tudor's ballets, after all, and he knows that some modern dances feature very long balances).

One disappointment: Ms. Cojocaru took such long balances early in the Rose Adagio that her briefer ones at its famous conclusion seemed a relative anticlimax.

He challenged them, too, giving them long balances (not a problem) and phrases that went to the floor and back up quickly (less successful for some of the cast).

Elements of ballet and of yoga are clear in Ms. Michelson's choreography, which drives the dancers through exhaustingly repetitive phrases, marked by long balances in relevé, plunging lunges, rigidly held arms and precisely calibrated jumps.

Between these positions are, ideally, long balances guaranteed to make aficionados watch eagle-eyed as Aurora remains in position alone, briefly lowering a hand for support as the men approach her in turn.

Nothing but a long balancing pole and his sense of balance kept him from falling.

Mr. Sanders and Mr. Kupferberg have long balanced their careers between rock 'n' roll and poetry.

The health claims  associated with birch water are long – balancing cholesterol, boosting immunity, hydration and replenishing electrolytes.

At ten o'clock the next morning, Petit emerged from his hiding place, picked up his long balancing pole, and stepped out onto the wire.

A long philosophical tradition in the Roman Catholic Church itself — admittedly, not the one most in evidence today — has long balanced the comfort of certainty against the corrective of doubt.

From there, the 10K racers diverged on a separate course, and the shorter-distance group sprinted down the other side, taking long balance-testing strides through loose snow against a white-capped mountain backdrop.