Sentence examples for male variation from inspiring English sources

In the performance that followed the awards announcement, Mr. Borova soared through the male variation from "Bayadère," and Ms. Pagliero and Mr. Morales danced a carefully coached version of that ballet's pas de deux.

Richard Muenz brings an easygoing dignity to Robert Baker, the magazine editor whose role is a male variation on the unwitting troublemaker usually known as the Girl in other vintage musicals.

The difficult second male variation, often changed over the years, is now longer than the New York City Ballet version, and Mr. Gomes looked not only precise but also relatively relaxed.

But the season to come, one suspects, was symbolized by Julio Bocca, bursting with bravura and eloquence in a male variation from "La Bayadere," a young dancer with a world not so much to conquer as already at his feet.

The first time I saw him, though, was way off Broadway 12 years ago, when he was giving a blissfully funny performance as a male variation on Blanche du Bois in the Drama Department's brilliant deconstruction of Tennessee Williams's "Kingdom of Earth".

The ballerina Cynthia Gregory rearranged the suite to make just the kind of standard four-part grand pas de deux (supported adagio for woman and man; male variation; female variation; coda for both) that Petipa had taken pains to avoid, and she had given it to these students as the competition's Round 1.

It is telling that Robbins was never satisfied with "Dybbuk" and began cutting sections soon after its premiere, renaming it "The Dybbuk Variations" and, in 1980, restaging the male variations in "Suite of Dances".

For example, the evil Rothbart character is a woman, and women also perform some of the strongest male variations.

Our predictor variables were mean sperm length, within-male variation and between-male variation in sperm length.

At the intraspecific level, sperm competition is associated with low between-male variation in sperm length [17], [18], [19].

Sperm competition is also associated with reduced within-male variation in sperm length in passerine birds [18], [21].