Sentence examples for memorable dancer from inspiring English sources

He was a memorable dancer (crazy legs) but not a great singer although that never stopped him.

Turns of the head to the audience have special emphasis, and in the most memorable gesture, dancers turn their faces to the front to deliver a double hiss (almost a "hee-hee" sound) through gritted teeth.

That ineffable mix of uniqueness and precision is what makes a dancer memorable.

What is most memorable is the dancers' fervor and undeviating commitment, especially in the most bizarre passages: which makes "Wonderland" both stirring and chilling.

In the most memorable image, three dancers in profile snapped their arms back toward a raised leg, birds in flight while rooted to the spot.

Reviewing the work in The New York Times, Alastair Macaulay wrote, "What is most memorable is the dancers' fervor and undeviating commitment, especially in the most bizarre passages: which makes 'Wonderland' both stirring and chilling".

It starred Daniel L. Haynes as Zeke, a cotton picker who turns to religion after accidentally killing his brother; Nina Mae McKinney was especially memorable as a scheming dancer.

I have no quarrel with Ms. Eglevsky's "Vivaldi" or Ms. Posin's "Time 2 Tango" except that they aren't particularly individual or memorable; each makes its dancers look skilled, without foolishness.

(A memorable image has a black dancer in a white tutu sieving flour over herself as Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" plays).

One of the boldest and most memorable effects in "Rheingold" — where dancers often shadowed the characters, sometimes literally — came in the depiction of the giants, Fafner and Fasolt: huge backlighted silhouettes looming behind the singers of those roles.

Thanks largely to live music, but also to excellent dancers and a memorable use of space and lighting, Rebecca Lazier's new 50-minute "Coming Together/Attica" has an exciting immediacy.