Sentence examples for magnificent dancer from inspiring English sources

Jones, a magnificent dancer, perform alone onstage, is a pleasure.

Could the magnificent dancer and actor Igor Markov swing?

Only when a magnificent dancer like Rob Besserer entered to execute Graham-style movement properly did one inch away from the vanity-press quality of the piece.

A magnificent dancer with a tall, loose-hipped frame whose stretch and flexibility enhance every plié and high leg extension, he dances to the Aria, or opening theme of the Goldberg Variations.

The choreographers, Jacqulyn Buglisi and Donlin Foreman, and their co-founders, Terese Capucilli and Christine Dakin (magnificent dancers both), are all longtime Graham company members.

On Monday she was more robust if slightly absent compared with her colleagues: the magnificent dancers, worthy of their own hourlong performance, and her band, outfitted in shimmering tops and matching white headpieces.

Seeing Mr. Grant as the complete dancer, Clive Barnes, dance critic of The New York Times, reviewed him in Ashton's Neapolitan Dance for "Swan Lake" in 1969 and proclaimed him "one of the few great, as opposed to merely magnificent, dancers of our time".

Outwardly all was slow: the extraordinary fluidity of the 18 magnificent dancers, reflected in the mirrored panels behind or above them, and the even more amazing slow tempos of the accompanying recordings by Mischa Maisky as he plays nine selections from Bach's cello suites.

Yet its mission — forging and finding magnificent dancers who remain individuals even as they accomplish the chameleonic shifts of a wide array of choreography — isn't easy.

Not too long ago, a troupe of magnificent dancers choreographed by Steinvor Palsson and cellist Atzi Muramatsu roamed around the stone floor tiles of St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh.

Her Siegfried, the magnificent Cuban dancer Carlos Acosta, responded in kind with the whiplash speed of his turns à la seconde.